Ysh wrote:MagicManICT wrote:Maybe voting needs to be more like these Facebook personality quizes. You don't get to see your result until you've filled out a 10-20 questionnaire. Your answers are then matched up with the best candidate.
Unless you will want for this to force you to voting the candidate you are matching with, they can already do this thing with some existing websites services. And if you do want this to be how the vote is done, I do not think some external body to decide who I will vote for is a good idea. The problem is people will be stupid and vote for one issue or not even become doing any research at all. Most voters I think will be uninformed, despite the cyberweb being a thing they will use every day.
Therein lies the problem. I mean make it mandatory. Who gets to decide? How do you prevent manipulation of the voter base? I had seen some of those before, but the results, much like matching you to your astrological sign, are interpretive.
Then again, I'm probably experiencing wishful thinking as the people I know that are one issue voters would likely still be just as stubborn about voting for a candidate they actually think would be useful. I'm just jaded from spending time with political campaigns and listening to people that refuse to vote for "the other guy" even though they hate the current guy.
Burinn wrote:I'm getting really sick of Hillary Clinton's voter manipulation. Sanders should have won New York.
Why would you think Sanders even had a chance in NY. Rarely does a party candidate not win their home state in the primaries. Even Kasich, who hasn't won any other states, won Ohio