Very sad but true.

Random assignment experiments show it costs about $31 to register an additional voter. If we register from heavily democratic areas 200,000 in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and 500,000 in Pennsylvania then we win those states. Cost say $50 million. Turn out? Hire performers popular with our low voter turnout people, book shows next to voting places, offer free ubers to and from the performances. Bloomberg has $700 million left. Cost for registration and shows? $100 million.

between 2012 and 2016, voter registration surged by around 50 million - from 150 million to over 200 million.

However, turnout only went up a fraction of that increase - about 7 million.

It's getting people out to vote.

I am more optimistic. Look https://www.statista.com/statistics/273743/number-of-registered-voters-in-the-united-states/

I wish it were legal to pay people to vote. A morning drive time DJ in LA when I was there used to have parties for listeners. He always gave a must get laid guarantee for all who attended. I’m not sure we can do that. I wish we could. But I would like to try free performances next to voting precincts to get young voters out.

If our side doesn't win the case, we need to replace them. This was based on mailings sent out to see if people were still residing at the addresses where they were registered to vote. If there was no response, they were put on the "kill" list to be removed. Some may be legit, but a lot may have not been delivered in some blue districts.

Another idea is to drive people to their polls--wherever the polls have secretly moved to. Put ads in grocery stores, gas stations, and laundromats on their corkboards--with permission. A local college would get younger, Democratic-leaning voters (hopefully) to the polls. Maybe a letter to the editor in the local paper, because an ad would cost money.

My community is small (under 2,000) and has its only voting place in the Community Hall 1,000' from my front door. Plus, we only use paper ballots.

and refuse to approve any funding for it!

Parscale is calling their disinformation campaign the "death star"

tRump Jr. is calling Democrats the "resistance"

When does tRump march out the storm troopers?

More importantly, when does he fucking fall into the power core of his stupid death star and blow the fuck up??

It's one thing for Democrats to produce ads pointing out the truths, but when the Republican plan is to just blatantly outright lie in response, well, that's hard to know how to counter. Now you not only have to run ads to get the truth out, but more ads to dispel their lies about the truth. It's nuts. And it's a shame the moral and ethical value of honesty has so disappeared in our society that this is a tactic that should even work on some voters, much less an entire party of voters. It really stinks.