Also posted elsewhere, but the Yes on 22 campaign is the highest funded prop in California history, and their marketing was very good. I got text banked in addition too a shitload of junk mail.
"Through October 29, 2020, Yes on Proposition 22 received $202.97 million, which was the most funds that an initiative campaign had ever received in California (not adjusted for inflation). Uber contributed $57 million, DoorDash contributed $52 million, Lyft provided $49 million, InstaCart provided $32 million, and Postmates provided $13 million."
In contrast, labor unions against prop 22 put up a combined total of about $20 million.
The marketing for that prop (Uber driver shit) was extremely well funded and devised.
The tilt was "I'm a gig worker and can't work X hours every week, so I need the ability to be an independent contractor to keep working." Obviously all the ads for this were from the standpoint of the drivers, as if it's what they wanted.
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The medium is in fact Robert's shit and he ate weird things to get the right hue shit to come out of his bunger prior to applying it to canvas.