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Woman Uses Tinder To Campaign For Democrats In Swing States Ahead Of The Midterms—And It's Genius 🔥

Woman Uses Tinder To Campaign For Democrats In Swing States Ahead Of The Midterms—And It's Genius 🔥
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Midterm elections are less than a week away. For those who would like to see some kind of check on this Presidency, it is imperative that people get out and vote to turn congress over to the democrats. One intrepid woman decided to take matters into her own hands. Writer Jen Winston realized that she could use Tinder for good.

All it took was a little location switch.




She decided to start swiping in swing states. When she matched with people, she would encourage them to vote for the democrat on November 6th.

This particular interchange starts out with the guy saying...

"Why are you so far away from me?"

To which Jen replies...

"Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Anyway are you voting for Stacey Abrams?"

Abrams is the democratic candidate for Governor in the state of Georgia and if elected, would become the first ever black woman elected as governor in the United States.

Jen even gave some guidance to her Twitter followers.










She encouraged people to join in on this Tinder game.









People loved the technique.







People had particular states they wanted Jen to focus efforts on.





Some shared their own interactions.





And most just expressed their appreciation for what Jen was doing.






Remember, on November 6th, VOTE.

H/T: Independent, Twitter


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