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Political campaigns are using mobile commerce tools

Political campaigns are using mobile commerce tools

From QR codes to other innovative tools, the presidential race has gone digital. No matter where you look in this year’s presidential election campaigns, you are likely to find some signs of mobile commerce tools to help the hopefuls to connect with a much more smartphone-based voting audience. Smartphone penetration has reached the point that it would be political suicide to ignore it. President Barack Obama’s volunteer data captain staff is currently spread across thirty different re-election offices … Read entire article »

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SBS launches new QR code voting system to engage young, tech-savvy voters

SBS launches new QR code voting system to engage young, tech-savvy voters

Election year is in full swing in the U.S. Presidential hopefuls are ramping up their campaigns and aggressively looking to win the favor of voters throughout the country. Mobile technology may play a large role in this year’s elections, especially as candidates make an effort to appeal to a younger generation. Survey & Ballot Systems (SBS), a provider of election services and voting systems, has announced the inclusion of QR codes to its services. This … Read entire article »

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Rock the Vote looks to inspire young people to vote by using QR codes

Rock the Vote looks to inspire young people to vote by using QR codes

As presidential campaigns begin to pick up steam in the U.S., QR codes are likely to play a significant role in getting young, tech-savvy people to vote. Popular non-profit group Rock the Vote has teamed with clothing brands Junk Food and Threads for Thought to launch a new QR campaigned aimed at bolstering the political power of young generations. Rock the Vote has created a series of QR codes that will be branded on shirts … Read entire article »

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Should political campaign signage include QR codes?

Should political campaign signage include QR codes?

As the penetration of smartphones in the United States approaches 50 percent, the debate as to whether or not QR codes should be included on campaign signs continues to progress. Among the largest errors that can be made in the design of a campaign sign displayed on a lawn is to include too much content. This is because the average individual passing the sign will only spend a couple of seconds glancing at it. This makes QR … Read entire article »

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Politicians may be looking to adopt mobile technology to reach out to voters during election year

Politicians may be looking to adopt mobile technology to reach out to voters during election year

This is an election year and that means that campaign signs are beginning to show up in the yards of voters. One of the most common mistakes made by presidential candidates when they work to create these small, yet eye-catching signs is adding too much information. Given the fact that candidates represent a great many ideologies, it can be difficult to get an appropriate message across to voters in this way. Most candidates simply show … Read entire article »

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QR codes play their part in politics

Politicians are readying themselves for the upcoming presidential campaign season. A number of contenders have emerged from both the Democrat and Republican political parties, and many are eager to hear how these presidential-hopefuls plan to bring change to the government. The 2008 presidential campaign was well known for its heavy-handed use of social media. Social media is playing an increasingly vital role in the political realm. Indeed, more politicians than ever are making use of Facebook and Twitter. While their Internet presence can often be used against them, politicians are unflinching in their resolve to connect with voters – particularly young voters – on a level they are familiar with. News giant CNN will be hosting a Republican presidential primary debate today in which voters are encouraged to take a more active … Read entire article »

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