An unusual activity report on the Campaign Sidekick app is auto-generated when a survey is filled out by a canvasser some distance from the location of the target voter’s home. The app has built-in tolerances and generates an unusual survey report after taking into account several factors, such as how quickly the canvasser at issue is supposedly hitting doors and if the responses are recorded more than 100ft away from the target door.
Sounds mostly reasonable.
a person familiar with the America Pac operation said: “Sidekick was never expected to handle the auditing of America Pac’s door operation.
Sounds like they didn't expect Sidekick's audits and therefore didn't fake-proof their data enough.
Blue. Didn't really envision a person, just the hand, didn't notice the potential sex. It was a billiard ball on a pool table. The ball kinda rolled gently across the table at an angle, hit the side, and slowly rolled back before stopping.
The Internet Archive is partially down (the way back machine is working most of the time, but media collections are offline). However, the post refers to Archive Today, a different site that is still up, and commenters inside the thread list other options like 12ft.io and browser extensions.
In New Jersey, for every state-wide vote (so like excluding your local school board emergency vote or whatever), they send every registered voter a sample ballot like two weeks before voting day. It gives your name, address, district, voting location, poll hours, and a complete copy of the ballot as it'll be shown to you. It really helps me be confident in my vote :)
I'm always on All (my subscribed communities show up here as well), but I block any community I have absolutely no interest in, which alters the experience a bit.
I don't blame him - it's amazing how tiring a long shift at McDonald's can be!