If you're "With Mitt," the Romney campaign's new iPhone app will let you share your support for the Republican presidential hopeful with all of your social networks.
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The app, which is free, lets you add one of 14 "I'm With Mitt" banners to any photo taken on the device. The photo can then be uploaded directly to Facebook or Twitter, or sent via email. After sending a "With Mitt" photo, the app prompts users to either take another photo or donate to the Romney campaign.
"I'm with Mitt Romney in 2012," reads an email sent with the app. "And here's a photo showing my support. Check it out!"
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(Note: Alex Fitzpatrick is not actually a "Mom for Mitt.")
Zac Moffatt, Romney's digital director, told Mashable that the app was a lighthearted way to celebrate the candidate likely acquiring enough delegates to become the presumptive nominee Tuesday evening after the Texas primary.
"We thought this would be a fun, easy way to showcase support," said Moffatt, hinting it would be just the first of many mobile apps to be come out of the Romney campaign in the near future.
Check out the "With Mitt" app for yourself on the App Store.
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This story originally published on Mashable here.
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