Tomorrow is Election Day in the United States. Not only are we selecting our president for the next four years, we’re also electing everyone in the House of Representatives and a third of our Senators, let alone the multitudes of elections on the state and local level.
In other words, a large part of our government for the next few years will be decided tomorrow.
If you’re unsure about who to vote for for President, take a moment and try out I Side With, which will ask you a handful of questions and then tell you which candidate most closely matches your views.
You should also use My 2012 District to find out what congressional district you’re in. You’ll get a result back along the lines of “IA-03″ or “MN-02.” Search Google with that term plus the words “congressional race” and find out more about the candidates running to represent you in Congress.
Don’t listen to what I say or what your friends say or what the political pundits say or what random comments on the internet say. Find out the information yourself, make up your own mind, and vote your conscience. Who you vote for in the voting booth is your own business.
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