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We're just a few short weeks from Election Day. Voting is one of our most important civic duties as United States citizens, and that goes for local elections every two years as well as presidential elections every four years. But with this responsibility to vote also comes the responsibility to make sure we understand who and what we're voting for. We owe it to ourselves, the candidates, and our fellow citizens.
When people step into the voting booth and look at the ballot, they may only recognize about half the names they are reading, and this isn't uncommon for most people. It's also not uncommon for most people to assume they have to fill in a vote for every single candidate in order for their ballot to count ... CONTINUE READING
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