One Vote: The Voter’s Campaign Checklist
Campaigns matter because they are supposed to give voters an opportunity to hear what candidates intend to do, question them, compare their proposals with their records, and decide what matters to them.
The danger is that campaigns can also become dominated by slogans, personality politics, endorsements, social-media battles and promises that are difficult to verify.
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