When I vote for President, I want to make an educated choice. How can I do this??

How can I go about doing this??

I don't anything about the candidates, all I know is that Howard Dean is running for the democratic primary, and that's about it.

Oh wait also that he is from New Hampshire.

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Re: When I vote for President, I want to make an educated choice. How can I do this??

http://www.disinfopedia.org/wiki.phtml?title=U.S._presidential_election%2C_2004

this should work

Re: When I vote for President, I want to make an educated choice. How can I do this??

you can get an idea from a few places...

here is a link from the AP

this is pretty superficial...but when you get an idea a few candidates that you like...you can go directly to their websites and look at the issues...

unless you are registered Democrat though...you cannot vote in March (I think thats NY primary date?)


Dean is from Vermont...but NH is in the news (as is Iowa - although theirs is a caucus not an "election" per se) b/c they are the first states to have a primary and usually the winners there are likely to be the candidate in november...

Re: When I vote for President, I want to make an educated choice. How can I do this??

Yah know what I knew Vermont, I am surprised I wrote NH.

I am not really sure if I am registered as Democrat, but I think I might be.

I just hate being clueless about the people they are talking about on the news.