Well, howdy there internet people, let's beau again. So today we are going to talk about

your candidates, the people running to represent you in this election, and we're going to

talk about how you can find out the information

you want to know about them. Over the last I don't know week maybe two I have gotten just inundated with questions about various

candidates and various races. Where do these candidates stand on X issue?

You know, how did this incumbent vote on these bills who funds this candidate, so on and so forth.

Enough to where if I was just to sit down and answer the questions, I'd have like two, maybe three weeks worth of videos.

And think about how many I put out a day.

So rather than do that, what we're going to do is talk about how you can pull that information yourself, because you really only need three sites.

And these sites, not just do they work for general elections, they also work for the primaries, which is where most of y'all have indicated a desire for more choices.

Those choices are there, but they're in the primary.

And a lot of times, you don't know who to vote for. This will provide you with that

information. These are the tools to get the information you want. Okay so the

first site and all of these will be linked down in the description. The first site is ballot

Pedia like Wikipedia but not ballot Pedia. This site probably has the most expansive library of information. It is also the

most complicated to use.

The site design is, it's a little dated.

The one thing you need to know right off the bat is that there are navigation bars on both

sides of the screen.

Not just one.

So be aware of that.

But this site, it has a sample ballot. you put in your zip code I think it will give you a

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