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...with people around the country. All they need to do is enter their address/zip. It really helps with down-ballot choices, like judges, school board members, and ballot measures.
Just a quick Blue Wave voting tip…
Share Blue Voter Guide with your family and friends around the country. All they need to do is enter their address/zip. It really helps with the down-ballot choices, like judges, school board members, and ballot measures.
For example, if you live in Florida, District 13, Blue Voter Guide recommends the following candidates. Though it doesn't recommend judges, it tells you who appointed them. (The judge retention choices below are those of Yours Truly. Use your own best judgement.)
US House, FL-13 - Eric Lynn (D)
US Senate - Val Demings (D)
Florida Governor - Charlie Crist (D)
Florida Lt Governor - Karla Hernandez (D)
Florida Attorney General - Aramis Ayala (D)
Florida Chief Financial Officer - Adam Hattersley (D)
Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services - Naomi Blemur (D)
Florida House, District 58 - Bernie Fensterwald (D)
Florida Senate, District 21 - Amaro Lionheart (D)
Florida Supreme Court - Retention
Charles Canady (YES, appointed by Crist)
Ricky Polston (YES, appointed by Crist)
Jorge Labarga (YES, appointed by Crist)
John Daniel Couriel (NO, appointed by DeSantis)
Jamie Rutland Grosshans (NO, appointed by DeSantis)
Florida 2nd District Court of Appeal - Retention
Matthew C. Lucas (? appointed by Scott)
Craig Villanti (? appointed by Bush)
Suzanne Labrit (NO, appointed by DeSantis)
Nelly Khouzam (YES, appointed by Crist)
Patricia Kelly (? appointed by Bush)
Robert J. Morris Jr. (YES, appointed by Crist)
John K. Stargel (NO, appointed by DeSantis)
Stevan Northcutt (YES, appointed by Chiles)
Pinellas County School Board District 3 At-large - Keesha Benson
Pinellas County Commission District 2 At-large - Pat Gerard
Pinellas County Court - Della Cope
Florida Sixth Judicial Circuit State Attorney, Special - Allison Miller
Florida State Ballot Measures
Amendment 1 - (NO, recommended by most Democratic Groups)
Amendment 2 - (NO, " ")
Amendment 3 - (NO, " ")
Vote. Stay strong!
There was an article in this morning's Fort Worth Star-Telegram about why people don't vote. The reporter interviewed some people to find out. Here were the most telling explanations.
Lisa Sandlin, 61 and a long-time voter, is sitting this one out. She did the same in 2020 when the choice was Biden or Trump. "I did not vote because I didn't have anybody to vote for. I felt like it was worse for me to vote for somebody that I had zero faith in. It's horrible, but I have to weigh out what I'm personally comfortable with."
Awful choices force us perennially to choose not someone who we really want, but the person who is the least worst. This is the consequence of the two-party duopoly and no ranked choice voting.
Denys Guerrero, nineteen, can't find enough information about the candidates to make an informed decision. "I don't even know who I'm voting for because I'm not really sure how to check that kind of stuff. I tried looking for the resources, but it's very complicated. I was expecting a website where they give you the name . . . and what they want." She didn't find that information readily available.
So true. This is another instance where the mainstream media have failed the American people. Informative voter guides, like this one, are a rarity. Most voter guides are next to worthless. They don't give you an analysis of what the candidates think about the major issues. They never mention military spending, war, the two-party duopoly, foreign interventions by the U.S., multi-winner districts, ranked choice voting, and rarely universal healthcare. Why? Because these topics are outside the spectrum of opinion acceptable to our oligarchy. The oligarchy doesn't want us to discuss them and therefore denies us public forums for doing so.
Great work!