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Local election offices often are missing on social media – and the information they do post often gets ignored

  • Written by Thessalia Merivaki, Assistant Professor of American Politics, Mississippi State University
Local election offices often are missing on social media – and the information they do post often gets ignoredIt can take more than just big outdoor signs to encourage people to vote.Drew Angerer/Getty Images

Local election officials are trying to share voting information with the public on social media but may be missing some key platforms – and the voters who use them.

In early July 2022, for instance, young voters in Boone County, Missouri,...

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