BaltimoreElection.com is a Bitcoin fueled hybrid polling/promotion site
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Channel: BitcoinMeister · 2016 · News & Politics
BaltimoreElection.com is a place where you can influence and disrupt the upcoming Baltimore elections and learn how popular the candidates are. BaltimoreElection.com is a hybrid of a traditional poll, a prediction market, a candidate guide, a brand awareness measure, a fundraising ability predictor, a new media outlet, a crowdsourcing tool, and much more. BaltimoreElection.com is a unique way of leveling the playing field. If you are currently a lesser-known candidate, but you want to leverage your Internet-based and out of city connections/support/reach then you can do that here. Incumbents and other favorites can strengthen their brand even more by participating at this site. BaltimoreElection.com can help everyone, you just have to come up with a smart strategy that will allow your campaign to influence and leverage the information that this site provides. There is no longer a need to wait for the mainstream media to come out with polls! You can now use BaltimoreElection.com as a source of constantly updated election related numbers. Support the cause if you like what I have to say: BTC: 1EGBH4tLUQKuVg9rNSr1RvYe5qRssG5Lrk LTC: LaFAfLv9XoadM3kPDpMoPKcxHWYQop8uSs Watch more of my Bitcoin videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLgyAakZPtCVQKl6naVHUfOiICFG8BYMp Follow Adam on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/TechBalt
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