Texting the Vote: How Campaigns Use Text Messages to Get Support.

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Political campaigns are using text messages to reach voters. These messages often ask for money and warn that the country is in danger.

Some people like getting the texts because they support the candidate. Others find the messages annoying and ignore them.

The messages often make it seem like famous people are texting you directly. But really, it's just a computer program.

Both Democrats and Republicans use similar tactics in their texts. They create fake deadlines and try to scare you into giving money.

It's important to be careful about who you donate to. Some groups might not be who they say they are.

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What do political campaigns use to reach voters?

Political campaigns use text messages to reach voters.

Why do some people like getting the texts?

Some people like getting the texts because they support the candidate.

What should you be careful about when donating?

You should be careful about who you donate to, as some groups might not be who they say they are.

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