Submitted by twovests in vote_satan
I want to vote uncommitted; is there an coordinating movement I should look to for guidance? I'm reading up on the options on my ballot, and I feel confident in the picks I'd make, but I would like to defer to coordinated action.
I can't vote for a Harris/Walz presidency that will support Israel in its warcrime campaign, but I am also uncertain if "uncommitted" is the most meaningful choice. And what about my senators/representatives, who have taken ceasefire stances but have only mildly criticized Israel?
Not even Ballotpedia is good. Ballotpedia seems to be pretty lax on information regarding Israel specifically. I know AIPAC obliterates anyone opposing the Israel lobby, but I wish I had vocally anti-Israel politicians to vote for. "Genocide" is still one of my biggest voting issues.
I have a local Democrat state senator who'd I like to win, because the Republican contender is a known quantity in my state, and a pretty insufferable asshole. I will personally derive pleasure to see this guy suffer a defeat
Local: I'm voting Democrat. That said, everything local regarding voting and education, I'm solidly voting for Democrats. We've had some counties swing by single votes, and the GOP in my state continues to be MAGA, villifying specific children in our schools for being immigrants or trans, perpetuating their fetishistic white tradwife future, and vouching support for using nuclear weapons in Gaza.