When you open your ballot ask, “Who are these people – really?”
Ask:
Do they want to indoctrinate your kids and grandkids with hatred for America and protect radical ideology, or do they stand for school choice?
Are they radical DSA Socialists? Do they want to increase your cost of living with more taxes and regulations, or lower it?
Would they finally stop the homelessness and crime?
I want you to have answers. But I need your help to finish the research of all the candidates.
We have completed 7 counties in California… but without more funding, we can’t do most of California. You deserve to know how to vote for—not against—your values.
First, let me explain.
You may know your choice for governor or Congress. But what about the judges? The school board? The controller? The Supervisor? The city council? The offices you’ve barely heard of?
The campaign commercials and political direct mail is useless propaganda. Consider Los Angeles County alone.
Its official November candidate list includes 839 candidates
across the county’s different ballots for:
- Governor.
- Congress.
- State Senate.
- State Assembly.
- Board of Equalization.
- Judges.
- County offices.
- City elections.
- School boards.
That is just one county.
Researching those candidates takes time. It takes careful work.
It takes deep research. And it takes money. And we need your help to finish now.
Our Voter Guide does that work for you. Your gift helps make it possible.
Would you give $10, $50, or $100 today to help fund the research and creation of the Voter Guide? If you can give $1,000—or even $10,000—you can help fund a larger share of the work.
Click HERE to donate and help create the Voter Guide.
Your support helps turn unfamiliar names into useful information. It helps fund the work needed to:
- Identify the candidates running in each area.
- Research their backgrounds and public records.
- Examine their positions on the issues.
- Review judicial candidates that voters often know little about.
- Check sources and resolve conflicting information.
- Organize the findings into an easy-to-use guide.
- Post the completed research on the website.
The purpose is simple: give you, your family and friends, the information you need to make your own choices with confidence. And to help change the election results.
In the past, we’ve been able to cover all of California, judicial races across the United States, and all the candidates in Tennessee.
And help change the election results.
This year, we cannot complete that same scope of work without your help. We receive no money from corporations.
No money from candidates. Ever.
This work depends on individuals like you. The guide is free to use. But creating it is not free. And the deadline is approaching.
California counties must begin mailing ballots by October 5. So many have already received their ballots. But they don’t know how to vote.
The research, checking, writing, and website preparation need to be completed while voters still have time to use the information.
I don’t want you or others to search for answers and find that the research for your area could not be completed. That is why I’m asking now.
Will you help fund the voter guide for you, your family, your friends, and others in your community?
Your donation helps wins elections and change California from the city up.
Please give $10, $50, $100—or whatever amount you can—to the Turn America Around Fund today.
Click HERE and say “Yes, I’ll help create the Voter Guide.
Thank you, and God bless you.
Craig Huey
P.S. Please help us complete the work so you and others can vote for—not against—your values. Your gift today helps fund the research, preparation, and posting of the Voter Guide.
About Craig Huey:
Craig Huey is a nationally recognized author, speaker, and publisher of The Huey Alert and Direct Marketing Update. Craig appears on national media such as FOX, FOX Business, Newsmax and more. He also co-hosts The Huey Alert Podcast with his wife Shelly and helps business leaders, Christians, conservatives, libertarians, young people and more understand the intersection of faith, politics, and freedom.