Glassbooth: it's not too late to choose a candidate
Back in January I wrote about Glassbooth, the web service that helps you choose a Presidential candidate by answering questions about your views on common issues. Any voters who are still undecided may want to use the site as an aid in their decision-making process, especially because there have been some significant updates to Glassbooth since my last post:- Additional issue categories (like Science and Internet)
- "Pulse" section serves as a mini-blog full of updates on the candidates' positions
- Glassbooth Portable serves as a widgetized version of the quiz that you can put on your blog
- New Zealand election quiz
- Some Wisconsin state representative election quizzes
Glassbooth is a novel concept that I wish I could apply to all of my local elections. I find it extremely difficult (if not impossible) to research state representatives, school board members, judges, etc. It would be nice if all voters made their election decisions based on the candidates' views instead of how many signs they have posted or how many promises they may make.
Remember to vote on Tuesday!
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
