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San Diego 2016 Progressive Voter Guide
http://sandiegofreepress.org/2016/10/san-diego-2016-general-election-progressive-voter-guide/
San Diego 2016 Progressive Voter Guide
OCTOBER 13, 2016 BY STAFF 16 COMMENTS
The editors of the San Diego Free Press and OB Rag are pleased to present our 2016 General Election Progressive Voter Guide.
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The ballot this year is long and complicated. Not everything is as it seems. Practitioners of deception have deliberately crafted personas and propositions in a manner to trick people into voting against their best interests. There are an equal number of voting decisions to be made on less-than-perfect candidates and causes.
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We endorsed (or didn’t) contests where editors and contributors had some working knowledge of the issues and the personalities involved. There were some races where we just opted to show the candidates with codes indicating who else had endorsed them.
Thus, out of the 638 candidates appearing on various ballots throughout San Diego County and City, we only weighed in on 130+ of them, plus the thirty odd propositions and measures.
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(Psst! There’s a little spooky something all the way at the end of this story.)
Here’s a link to a pdf version with working links more suitable for viewing on some mobile devices.
http://sandiegofreepress.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/V3PDFProgressiveGuide.pdf
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San Diego 2016 Progressive Voter Guide
OCTOBER 13, 2016 BY STAFF 16 COMMENTS
The editors of the San Diego Free Press and OB Rag are pleased to present our 2016 General Election Progressive Voter Guide.
<snip>
The ballot this year is long and complicated. Not everything is as it seems. Practitioners of deception have deliberately crafted personas and propositions in a manner to trick people into voting against their best interests. There are an equal number of voting decisions to be made on less-than-perfect candidates and causes.
<snip>
We endorsed (or didn’t) contests where editors and contributors had some working knowledge of the issues and the personalities involved. There were some races where we just opted to show the candidates with codes indicating who else had endorsed them.
Thus, out of the 638 candidates appearing on various ballots throughout San Diego County and City, we only weighed in on 130+ of them, plus the thirty odd propositions and measures.
<snip>
(Psst! There’s a little spooky something all the way at the end of this story.)
Here’s a link to a pdf version with working links more suitable for viewing on some mobile devices.
http://sandiegofreepress.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/V3PDFProgressiveGuide.pdf
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