This is Twitter's Civic Integrity Policy
Basically, any ballot measure that they think you are 'misleading' the liberal agenda, you will be suspended or banned. Anytime you wish to debate or talk about a ballot or measure that is not in the correct 'thinking' mode, you will be suspended or banned. You are not allowed any free speech when it appears to 'mislead' any measure or ballot, or if you decided later on to talk about an outcome that was not to your liking, bye bye.
The days of free speech and thought is becoming dangerously close to going away. Say something someone doesnt like, and they will go after you with bullying, calls, bad reviews and more, and then suspend you. Wow.
This is Twitter's Civic Integrity Policy
Civic integrity policy
Overview
January 2021
You may not use Twitter’s services for the purpose of manipulating or interfering in elections or other civic processes. This includes posting or sharing content that may suppress participation or mislead people about when, where, or how to participate in a civic process. In addition, we may label and reduce the visibility of Tweets containing false or misleading information about civic processes in order to provide additional context.
The public conversation occurring on Twitter is never more important than during elections and other civic events. Any attempts to undermine the integrity of our service is antithetical to our fundamental rights and undermines the core tenets of freedom of expression, the value upon which our company is based.
We believe we have a responsibility to protect the integrity of those conversations from interference and manipulation. Therefore, we prohibit attempts to use our services to manipulate or disrupt civic processes, including through the distribution of false or misleading information about the procedures or circumstances around participation in a civic process. In instances where misleading information does not seek to directly manipulate or disrupt civic processes, but leads to confusion on our service, we may label the Tweets to give additional context.
What is a civic process?
Twitter considers civic processes to be events or procedures mandated, organized, and conducted by the governing and/or electoral body of a country, state, region, district, or municipality to address a matter of common concern through public participation. Some examples of civic processes may include:
Political elections
Censuses
Major referenda and ballot initiatives