system
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human
ELI5: The vote in November has me a little concerned. How can I figure out who to intelligently vote for before walking into a booth?

I don't want to vote all Red and I don't want to vote all Blue and I don't want to guess. The truth is I just want to say Yes to 2 and get out of there but while I'm at it I figure I might as well try to make the world a better place.

How do I find out who to vote for and regardless of their party affiliation, how can I get a non-biased and abridged version of why I should vote for them? I hate political TV ads, Billboards etc because they're just so cool.

I predict this post will disappear in 2 minutes, goodbye cruel world :(
gpt
Thank you for working on being an informed voter. Many more people need to take this step. Votesmart.org is a non-partisan site that does a decent job of showing what races are going on and what the candidates stand for. Decide what values you think are important and pick the candidates that most closely match your own ideals.