This document discusses issues with data-driven political campaigning, including concerns around how data is collected and used without proper consent, as well as how it can manipulate voters and influence elections through surveillance rather than representing peoples' actual opinions. It suggests campaigns should obtain genuine consent, take responsibility for how data is handled, and ensure their processes are designed for what they want to achieve rather than just vanity metrics.

1. Campaigning by numbers
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2. GDPR

3. CAMBRIDGE
ANALYTICA

4. SURVEILLANCE
AND CONTROL

5. VANITY AND
POPULARITY

6. Talk data. Talk fear.
GDPR

7. Campaigning by numbers

8. Campaigning with consent

9. The Data Double

10. The people in charge of the data

11. The databases

13. Do you know if it really represents your audience
and their opinions?
Have you taken responsibility for how the data is
collected, processed and used?
Do you ensure your processes are designed for
what you want?

14. Research Request!
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