Education, motivation, and keen perspective on issues that affect how you vote.
Perhaps you’ve heard the news reports: Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Bible sales surged. In fact, the month of September marked a 36-percent jump in Bible sales compared to the same time last year. The devastating loss of Charlie Kirk has heightened public interest in the Bible.
At iVoterGuide, we’re thrilled to announce a new feature available on our website. Now you can find a comprehensive list of those who actually represents you!
When we picture the first Thanksgiving, images of feasts and harvests come to mind.
The mid-terms will be here before you know it, and iVoterGuide began preparations months ago by updating our candidate questionnaire. We do this every election cycle. It’s an important, but laborious, process. Today, we’re going to give you a peak behind the scenes so that you can have some insight into what goes into asking good questions.
But what does it mean to be an educated voter? Perhaps candidate research and knowledge of current affairs are the first qualifications that come to mind. But an educated populace means far more than that
There are factors to consider when voting for a candidate that iVoterGuide does NOT assess, especially when it comes to character and winnability.
Election season is upon us! If you live in a state that has an election coming up, make sure you know all the voting options available, so you can decide which method is right for you.
Not all voter guides look the same or serve the same purpose. Here are a few types you’re likely to come across and why it matters.
Election structures change not only across state lines, but also across jurisdictions in the same state. There are more than 10,000 election jurisdictions in the United States, ranging in population from fewer than 1,000 to more than 5.5 million.
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