How can I make sure to make an educated decision for election day?
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It's a little late, but the Womens League of Voters do publish a fairly balanced guide.\n\nYou should consider each candidate and their party. Make sure the person that best represents your views on key issues like the economy, big business, welfare, social security, education and law and order is the one you vote for.\n\nYou'll have a lot of reading to do today - search Google for related items about those issues. Check out the websites for your candidates. Call the party offices with any questions you have about the candidate's positions.\n\nGood luck, and thanks for voting!
953708
Try the website for Project Vote Smart, http://www.vote-smart.org\nYou can enter your zip code and get lots of info about the candidates for office and what they stand for.
819030
You're asking this the day before the election?  Obviously you will have plenty of time to review their positions, debate the merits of their views with other last minute voters........\n\nIf you have voted before you should have been sent a sample ballot with the candidates listed.
974534
you have a chance to remove the one you don't like - take it\n\nif you have enough info then vote for the best if you don't then use the limited info you have to choose - even with no info then you should vote at random to vote AGAINST the current office holder\n\nnext time RESEARCH the info is there you just did not make the effort to LOOK for it ( call the campaign HQ and ask questions ! )
153063
try newsfutures.com the accuracy of something like this is 91% so that's money in the bank if you don't have your personal feelings in the mix but then if you do that site can back up your choices.
625255
That will be decided in the November election. It has not yet been given a number. You will get a pamphlet with all the election information closer to the election.
844821
Papacito gave good advice.\n\nThis is a school day!  What are you doing on the net?\n\nJ. Kerry warned you about your fate if you have a poor education.\n\nBut, on the flip side, G. Bush proved that you don't have to be smart...\n\nFor future voting reference: \n\nExamine your values.  Learn about the candidates and issues.  Try to weed out the "media spin".  Vote with your brain.
774750
the voters will decide today,, have faith
933695
"pissing people off" is not a good criteria for making a choice. Before you go to the polls, spend a few minutes online looking up the backgrounds of ALL candidates. It's the ONLY way to make an informed choice.\n\nUnless a candidate for ANY office has done something really spectacular to warrent another term, my rule of thumb THIS year is to vote out every single incumbant. You cannot make an informed choice without doing some research. It is time well spent.
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I think what there needs to be is test for voters.  You should have to prove that you know the issues and what the candidates stand for.  If we had educated voters, instead of 'rock the voters' we wouldn't have to be so concerned about sub-par people becoming president.  Elected officials are just a reflection of the population as a whole.
929029
You can vote however you want tomorrow, unless you voted early already.  Vote your conscience first, then spit.
922323
I think you mean early voting.  They can only use exit polls to give you a feel for that.  Absentee votes are usually last after election day.
224015
Watch the movie Election.  I'm sure the mechanism will vary with the school.  One idea I always wanted to do long long long ago when I was a student.......have a make out booth with your pamphlets.
771095
do a speech in front of all and lay down ur agenda and plans and tell them why they should vote for you
434371
be aware of what is going on around us, not believe everything we see on TV!!! specially on FOX news\nand not boycott any elections, vote for those that are less worst!\nalso talk to people around you that seam to be brained wash by  the media!
188380
Let the people decide.  Are you of voting age?
1014463
We are the government. If you want to make a difference vote. Keep up to date on politics. Know what's going on around you. Education is the key. If you want things to get better educate yourself and your children.