Last but not least: dead people with the right to vote

Over 30,000 people are killed by firearms in the USA every year, and another 70,000 are shot and injured. In the presidential election, they would probably vote for candidates who advocate stricter gun laws. Statistics clearly show that a society does not become safer when all individuals are armed to the teeth. The problem is that those who are dead can no longer have a say. Even if they would like their posterity to change the situation. The "Ghost Vote" campaign cleverly communicates this fact. On the portal Ghostvote.com living people can give and dedicate their voice to firearm victims. Simple, but effective. The website was promoted in mid-March with a guerrilla campaign (pictures below). The campaign was created by Grey New York. (hae)