Seinfeld’s sons Julian (age 21) and Shepherd (age 18) once attended the school that sent the election-related email, the Times reports, which is why the paper called him for his reaction to the its messaging around the so-called “ Anxiety Election .” The comedian just wasn’t having it.

What kind of lives have these people led that makes them think that this is the right way to handle young people?' questioned Seinfeld.

Yahoo News narrows down the key and most competitive Congressional and gubernatorial races to watch on Election Day. Okta has fixed a vulnerability that let people log in without a password if the username has 52 characters or more.

At least some parents of students at a posh New York City school take a dim view of how it politically coddles their children -- in particular, Jerry Seinfeld. According to a Halloween report in The New York Times,

Jerry Seinfeld is not happy with the decision made by the private schools in New York. Some of the educational institutions declared that they would provide the students with a day off following the elections to let them off the anxiety that could have caused due to the ongoing campaigns in the city.