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Tinder RTV Results 3 “Swipe the Vote” Campaign Update: Sanders and Cruz Take the Lead with Millennials on Tinder March 25, 2016 (Los Angeles) – Tinder, the world’s most popular app for meeting new people, partnered with Rock the Vote for ‘Swipe the Vote,’ a compelling campaign designed to attract millennials to participate in the voting process, and the results are in! According to Tinder users, Bernie Sanders was the leading choice for the Democratic nomination while Ted Cruz edged out his fellow Republican candidates. Sanders was matched with 37.8% of swipers, narrowly defeating his close rival Hillary Clinton who, at 37.6% is behind by just 200 matches – reinforcing the fact that every vote counts. The Republican winner Ted Cruz garnered 14.3% of overall votes, handily beating Donald Trump who was matched with only 8.1% of users. Battle of the Sexes: Despite the media’s heavy focus on the rise of the “Bernie Bro,” the majority of males on Tinder matched with Hillary, who resonated with 35.5% versus Sanders’ 32.7%. Bernie was the leading choice among women, receiving 43.4%, while Hillary matched with just 39.9%. The men of Tinder leaned far more to the right, matching nearly twice as often with the Republican candidates than female voters. Almost 20% of men swiped their way to a match with Ted Cruz compared to only 8.5% of women. The ‘Swipe the Vote’ campaign event even had it’s own bit of “Bush v. Gore” drama, with Hillary Clinton winning the most states (30) event though Bernie had the most matches overall. ‘Swipe the Vote’ will remain on the Tinder platform this Presidential election season with additional results to be released. Full data below: Top 3 Overall Bernie- 37.8% Hillary-37.6% Cruz- 14.3% *Bernie is only beating Hillary by 200 matches Men Hillary- 35.5% Bernie- 32.7% Cruz- 19.5% Women Bernie- 43.4% Hillary- 39.9% Cruz- 8.5% Democratic- Bernie Republican- Cruz *8.1% of users matched with Trump States Bernie- 21 states Hillary- 30 states * Washington DC winner – Bernie About ‘Swipe the Vote’ In this presidential election year, Tinder invites its users to weigh in on the issues that are heating up the debate and match with the candidate that best aligns with their views. Tinder users will be presented with 10 of the hottest issues being discussed and will be prompted to swipe right if they agree and swipe left if they disagree. Once determined, a percentage match will appear indicating their primary and secondary candidate matches. The ‘Swipe the Vote’ experience was built in collaboration with Wedgies, a real-time polling platform. Wedgies recently powered online polls for the White House during the State of the Union Address in January. Issues up for debate include legalizing marijuana, same-sex marriage, drilling for oil and gas in America, raising minimum wage, stricter laws for online piracy, increasing education funding and more. ‘Swipe the Vote’ Users also have the opportunity to learn more about the issues including opinions from supporters and opponents and additional candidate background. Non-registered voters can also seamlessly register to vote and share results on social media, just in time for this year’s elections. For images of the 'Swipe the Vote' experience, please visit Tinder's blog. About Tinder Launched in 2012, Tinder is the world's leading social app for meeting new people. With its global reach, people in all 196 countries around the world are swiping right to connect with others, making it a top 10 lifestyle app in more than 110 countries. In 2015, the company introduced Tinder Plus, giving users access to premium features, Rewind and Passport. Each day, 26 million matches are made on Tinder with more than 10 billion matches made to date. About Rock the Vote Rock the Vote is the largest nonpartisan, nonprofit organization in the country driving the youth vote to the polls. Since 1990, Rock the Vote has fused pop culture, music, art and technology to fulfill its mission of building long-term youth political power. During the past six Presidential elections, Rock the Vote ran the largest voter registration drives for young people and has partnered with more than 25,000 partners through its online, multi-lingual voter registration tool. Rock the Vote is dedicated to mobilizing the vote, protecting voting rights and advocating for an electoral process and voting system that works for the Millennial generation, America's largest and most diverse population in history. To get Rock the Vote updates on upcoming events, election reminders and candidate, visit Rock the Vote. Engage on social media, by following Rock the Vote on Facebook and on Twitter at @rockthevote. ### -- Media Contacts Susan Yin Rogers & Cowan for Tinder US [email protected] 310.854.8122 Rosette Pambakian Vice President, Communications & Branding, Tinder [email protected] Silvie Snow-Thomas Elle Communications for Rock the Vote [email protected] 617.777.0168 Nick Charles Director of Communications, Rock the Vote [email protected] 646.239.6620 .
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