Election Endorsements/Voter Guides

If you’re in Nevada, I’ve met Chris Brooks, who’s running for Assemblyman. He is a nice, humble, pleasant person. He was so unassuming that at first I didn’t know who he was. He appears to be a hard worker too. He’s not in my district but I would gladly vote for him if he were.

Louisiana: Vote YES on Amendment 2 and get rid of a leftover Jim Crow law.

A document indicating support for all the candidates of one party across the board is not really a "guide", is it? Seems like it could be simplified into a single sentence instead of listing all the offices.

For those in the Seattle area:

For Californians, I highly recommend this site. They don't do endorsements, but for all of the propositions they indicate who has endorsed each side. It's very easy to use -- input your address and they'll give you all of the races that are on your ballot. And it lets you save and print out a guide you can use when you go vote (if you vote in person.)

I use the Progressive Voters Guide. I'm in Washington state, but I'll bet that there are similar guides all over the country. They lay out the positions that the opponents have on any number of issues and then say why so and so is the better candidate for a Progressive. (I took that little quiz elsewhere, and I fit strongly in the Progressive Activist category). The guide also explains why it supports various propositions that are also on the ballot. I like it because it actually does more than just say vote for so and so - it gives the explanation.

Bump

Any new endorsement and/or voter guides?

Where are you located, R8?

Illinois. I started the thread. Was just trying to make this a one stop shop across the country. Oh well.

I love it, it’s like a mall for voters

I am too, R10 but I live in Cook County. I followed VoteforJudges.com's recommendations. It includes recommendations from all 11 Cook-Chicago bar associations, including the Lesbian and Gay Bar Association, Cook County Bar Association, Black Women Lawyer’s Association of Greater Chicago, and the Illinois State Bar Association.

I also obviously voted for Pritzker for Gov, Raoul for AG and straight Dem ticket down the ballot. Rauner needs to go. The Attorney General race is reportedly close between Erika "I would rather give foster children to a heterosexual couple who abused that child rather than a gay couple who didn't" Harold and Kwame Raoul is reportedly close so don't skip it.