Texas voting advocates address misinformation on encrypted messaging platforms, like WhatsApp, as they encourage voting and civic engagement. PolitiFactTexas
. Eligible Asian American and Pacific Islander voters in Texas grew by 74% from 2010 to 2020, according to that analysis.
The research focused on community leaders of Hispanic, Black and South Asian diasporic communities in swing states such as Florida and North Carolina. Researchers found that the creation of these groups on secure messaging apps helps build confidence for historically marginalized individuals. "Specifically in the AAPI space, we just have wide diversity and language capacity," Siddique said. "That is not only not being met — there seems to be no interest in meeting them, especially in terms of political education. And so the reason they’re turning to WhatsApp, the reason they’re turning to Signal, the reason they’re turning to LINE, is because they’re not finding language translation.
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