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Taylor Swift · 2018

Taylor Swift

Historical music event in the Radio Music History database.

Description

Taylor Swift publicly expressed her political views for the first time by endorsing two Democratic candidates in Tennessee and urging her 112 million Instagram followers to vote. Vote.org subsequently recorded a significant increase in voter registrations.

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