Of particular concern this election season, when electronic privacy has become a significant issue, is Aristotle's ability to help transmit "pop-up" campaign advertisements to specific voters using the Internet.
The economy is the top concern this election season.
But the most immediate concerns in this election appear to lie elsewhere: with public anger over severely underfunded public services like health care and education.
It is widely believed that Gray's death in police custody led to Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's announcement that she would not seek re-election, but 343 other people were also murdered in the city in 2015, making safety one of the primary concerns in this election cycle.
Iowans who voted in the caucuses were far more likely to cite health care and the economy than the war in Iraq as their most pressing concerns in this election, even after a year in which the war significantly shaped the Democratic presidential contest, according to the surveys of voters entering caucus sites.
In fact, several conservative students pointed out to VICE News that their concerns in this election are similar to the ones Sanders is campaigning on, like economic opportunity and reducing the power of the Washington political class.
For the American Jewish community, the most prominent concerns in this election were largely domestic, with Israel receiving lower priority, and an overwhelming 73percentt of American Jews support President Obama's handling of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
According to Tova Wang, author of the report, the strained atmosphere behind Arizona's notorious SB 1070 "papers please" immigration law was just the beginning of larger voter irregularities: "One of the biggest concerns in this election, especially in Arizona, is that the ugly immigration debate will be leveraged into the elections and the voting process.
"One of the biggest concerns in this election broadly is that the ugly immigration debate will be leveraged into the elections and the voting process," Tova Wang, senior Democracy Fellow at Demos and author of the report, said last week when the report was released.
"And quite honestly, I'm concerned that this election could reverse all of the great things that have happened over the last 20 years".
