When you vote, the calls and texts stop
If you've already voted, you may notice the blitz of phone calls and text messages from the campaigns has finally stopped. The reprieve is because of a state law, originally written to prevent fraud at the ballot box. But now technology is turning the data into a voter prediction tool.
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