The 2020 iVoterGuide Presidential and Vice Presidential Voter Guide provides millions of voters fact-based, heavily researched reviews of how each candidate has used the power of public office.
Since too many voters are uninformed about those and other down-ballot positions, this inclusive and wide-ranging voter guide provides voters with an easy-to-navigate tool to help make wise decisions about who should be entrusted with power to impact their lives.
“Too few voters, even seasoned voters, are knowledgeable about the vice-presidential candidates and how they’ve handled power, which could be more important this year given the unlikelihood of the current presidential candidates serving beyond 2024,” says iVoterGuide president Debbie Wuthnow. “We at iVoterGuide want to change that.”
iVoterGuide gives voters the ability to see a balanced narrative about the accomplishments of each candidate from dozens of sources across the spectrum, from The Wall Street Journal to CNN to Fox News and World Magazine, with links to the original sources for voters to read for themselves.
A critical question iVoterGuide helps voters answer is, “What have elected officials done with their power and responsibility while in office?”
“iVoterGuide research shows the clear contrast between the directions the Trump/Pence and Biden/Harris administrations would take America, based on actions they have taken in the past,” explains Wuthnow.
So many Americans rely on the iVoterGuide Presidential Voter Guide to spotlight issues of importance to them in order to make an informed decision when casting their ballots. One user remarked, “Thank you for this wonderful, informative guide! I deeply appreciate the research and work that has gone into this.”
iVoterGuide is a one-stop resource for candidate ratings and election information in 2020. From a Christian and conservative perspective, iVoterGuide’s expert researchers gives an in-depth analysis—and overall rating—for over 8,000 candidates in 3,500 races. In addition, iVoterGuide gives election dates, registration deadlines and polling locations.
View the media page for iVoterGuide here. For more information on iVoterGuide, visit ivoterguide.com or follow iVoterGuide on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. {eoa}
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