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Voting is meaningful if you are aware of the candidates stances on such policies. If you would like to know more about a US candidate's stance on privacy, inter
by wpdev_63 8y ago
Voting is meaningful if you are aware of the candidates stances on such policies. If you would like to know more about a US candidate's stance on privacy, internet freedom, etc. then visit _decidethefuture.org_ to see what grade your local representative is getting.
- mmt 8y ago> Voting is meaningful if you are aware of the candidates stances on such policies. That's necessary but not sufficient. It's also necessary, in a representative democracy, for a candidate to exist that has a compatible stance on enough (for some definition thereof) policies and few enough incompatible stances. Arguably, such a candidate must also have a reasonable chance of being elected.