Show Don’t Tell: Make Government Fun Again
New York City's mayor, Zohran Mamdani, and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro are using social media to show citizens the positive impact of government on their everyday lives. By making government more engaging and fun, they aim to bridge the gap between citizens and politicians and increase trust in government.
New York City's mayor, Zohran Mamdani, has launched a March Madness-style competition where residents can compete to get a problem of their choice fixed. Mamdani uses social media to engage with citizens and make government more accessible. Similarly, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro used social media to showcase his efficiency in rebuilding a collapsed bridge in Philadelphia. Shapiro's approach has earned him a high approval rating. By using social media, these politicians are making government more fun and interactive, which can help increase trust and morale. This approach can also help decrease political polarization by connecting politicians directly with voters.
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