We Vote Ballot Guide, @WeVote User Reviews

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Hello, we appreciate your caring about maintaining the integrity of American democracy, as we do. We encourage all Americans to get involved with helping keep elections run smoothly, and I am glad for your passion. We Vote does not support or oppose any political candidate or party. We order lists of people and groups who endorse candidates partially based on number of Twitter followers, which is why you might see a public figure like Donald Trump at the top of any list of endorsers. You can choose who's opinions you want to pay attention to by following specific Values, public figures or groups. We are based in Oakland, California and have volunteers all over the United States. We are not affiliated with any religion or ideology. Our team Core values can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12qBXevI3mVKUsGmXL8mrDMPnWJ1SYw9zX9LGW5cozgg/edit In order to see the ballot items from an upcoming election which will be on your official ballot, you can edit your address in the We Vote app by using your ZIP code (if you don't feel comfortable adding your full address). We Vote works with publicly available "what's-on-the-ballot" data, including in some elections, data from Ballotpedia (which is a well-respected organization -- also a nonprofit like We Vote). Our nonpartisan partners who provide what's-on-the-ballot data work incredibly hard to cover the entire United States, but we cannot guarantee 100% of the items on your official ballot will be shown on We Vote. Please contact us at https://help.wevote.us if you have questions. We are also open source if you would like to see the software that powers We Vote: https://github.com/wevote