Dating App Helps Users Choose Presidential Candidates

A popular dating app is weighing into the U.S. presidential election. Tinder, an app that lets users swipe in order to like a potential match, is calling the new feature “Swipe the Vote,” and presents users with 10 issues on which they can swipe left or right based on their beliefs. The issues range from same-sex marriage to offshore oil drilling, according to a Tinder press release. The app will then let users know which candidate would be the best choice based on how they...

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