Rational Voting

Johanna Esplin

Voting is a right, being an

educated voter is a
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Becoming a rational voter requires becoming
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supporters of stand for. There are different political parties
America
that candidates often associate with. The first
step is to evaluate your stance on different
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issues and see which parties and candidates
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 Meet the
Candidates

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Candidates
Beast
Age: 25
Age: 17
Party: Republican
Party: Democrat
Pro life
Pro choice Can almost read

Very intelligent Thinks poor people are the

worst, especially if theyre
Womens rights ugly hags

advocate Supports strict

immigration laws
Supports welfare Supports big oil
Environmentalist Supports high taxes and
lowering taxes for the
Supports upper class
immigrants Against raising minimum
wage

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Remember

Gaston
Age: 27 Debates:
Party: Independent
August 23, 2017
Pro NRA
Wants private land September 16,
Military man 2017
Misogynous October 9, 2017
Strong leader
Election Day:
Very confident
Supports the death penalty November 8,
Wants to do away with the 2017
department of education

Debates can be a great way to understand what each candidate

stands for and what they plan to do as our President. They are
televised to the public and can also be found online on most major
news websites. In addition to this you can find more information
about each candidate by visiting his or her websites or by visiting
www.beautyandthebeast/disney.com.

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 The Dos of Voting The Donts of voting

Register with the party Vote for someone

of your choice based on their looks
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someone based on
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their party
Learn about both sides Get all of your
information from
Vote in both national
social media
and local elections Vote for a candidate
just because theyre
Decide which issues
popular
are the most important Bring a weapon
to you Wear campaign swag

Watch the Presidential

debates

Remember that every

vote counts

Bring a form of ID

Know where your

voting polls are and
when they close

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 Good Sources of
Information:
Candidates Websites- their
personal websites give you
information on them from a
direct source and explore
many issues.
Isidewith.com gives you a
quiz to help you identify
your political views and
which candidates are similar
to you.
Reputable news sources
just check multiple sources
and be aware of which
articles are opinion articles.
Always look at multiple
sources to get different
views and more information
Project Vote Smart This
site gives backgrounds,
positions, etc. of candidates.
Sites ending in .gov or .edu
are more trustworthy.
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Not so Good
Sources of
Information:
Wikipedia- anyone can
edit and change pages.
Social Media People
often say whatever they
want and show very
strong opinions that might
not include only truth.
Uneducated people could
be starting posts that
arent reliable.
Articles with obvious bias
Comedy shows such as
SNL or Late night shows
Remember, many people of risked and
even given their lives for you to have the
right to vote for your countries leaders.
As Americans we have a civic
responsibility to vote and have a say in
how this country is run. The least we can
do is ensure that we are making
educated decisions in our voting. In
todays age of technology and
communication there is no excuse for not
becoming informed. We hope that each
of you take the time to learn about your
candidates and then use your voice and
vote.