Are you well enough informed to make the right decision come 2016?

So often we, as voters, get swept up in political blunders, leaked stories, and dirty politics that we overlook the most important aspect of politician: their views on policy. Don't let a news headline or Facebook hoax keep you from making an informed decision when you vote in the 2016 Election of the President of the United States of America.

Check out the Parties Below to See Who You Support!

Third Party and Independent

Democratic Party

The contemporary Left in the United States is usually understood as a category including New Deal liberals, Rawlsian liberals, social democrats and civil libertarians, and is generally identified with the Democratic Party. In general, left-wing implies a commitment to egalitarianism, support for social policies that favor the working class, and multiculturalism. The contemporary Left usually defines itself as promoting government regulation of business, commerce and industry; protection of fundamental rights such as freedom of speech and freedom of religion; and government intervention on behalf of racial, ethnic, and sexual minorities and the working class.

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Third Party and Independent

Third Party and Independent

Whether a write-in, an independent runner, or a member of a smaller party, there are always those representing grassroots movements and smaller parties, trying to make America a better country outside of the Democratic and Republican parties.

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Republican Party

Republican Party

The contemporary Right in the United States is usually understood as a category including social conservatives, Christian conservatives and free market liberals, and is generally identified with the Republican Party. In general, right-wing implies a commitment to conservative Christian values, support for a free-market system, and traditional family values. The contemporary Right usually defines itself as promoting deregulation of banking, commerce, and industry.

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A Republican Brokered Convention?

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Amid suggestions of a possible brokered convention, according to the latest NBC News/SurveyMonkey Tracking poll, Donald Trump currently holds 48% of the registered Republican and Republican-tending crowd. The number is just shy of a total majority, 21 points higher than the following of Ted Cruz (27%). He is also 30 points higher than the group following the […]

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What Did the 2016 New Hampshire Primary Tell Us?

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The New Hampshire Primary is the first state primary to be conducted, by state law. This primary, along with the Iowa caucus, sets the tone for the rest of the state primaries and caucuses. This is illustrated by the fact that the Iowa caucus resulted in four candidates dropping out. One was GOP candidate Mike Huckabee, […]

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What Is The Iowa Caucus?

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Compared to what is coming this 2016, the 2015 presidential campaigns were calm and peaceful. The presidential candidates have faced debates, going head-to-head with one another on national television. They have been watching unofficial poll numbers rise and fall month by month. However, this February, they will face the very first official state decision on […]

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Numbers Going into the Primaries

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2016 has arrived, the year of the presidential elections. The last months of 2015 have been more like a countdown. Donald Trump entered the race, and Joe Biden declared his non-intention to run. Bernie Sanders has been slowly closing the gap between himself and Hillary Clinton. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio overtook Ben Carson in the […]

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