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Still undecided who to vote for in the 2024 General Election? This site may help.
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this post was submitted on 01 Jul 2024
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I adore this website! So much! ❤️
Lots of people have issues with the concept of voting based on policies, for valid real world reasons,
but this survey does a great job of making you sit down for the better part of a hour to compare all the high-level policy promises and weigh then against each other, and at the end giving you an idea of which party at least claims to be more your cup of tea.
It's an educational tool, and a way to get the brain working and thinking about the election a little differently.
Will I vote for who I got in my results? That's between me and my ballot, but I certainly found the results eye opening! :-)