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The Common Citizens' Voting Guide

Democracy in Election Process and the Respect for Mother Nature Committee of Washington finally got tired of seeing all of these fake progressive voting guides on the internet and decided to create a reliable one.  We will only endorse real economic or environmental progressives, not Democratic Party hacks, "Boll Weevils" and "Blue Dogs."  In fact, we prefer third parties or independents over those who identify with major parties, but sometimes that option is just not available because of the dearth of alternative candidates, so we consider all parties for our picks.  This blog was created on August 1, 2014, and our first official election endorsement is, as follows:

Endorsement for November 4, 2014 General Election

Ashley McCormick (Citizens) (write-in), U.S. Representative, Congressional District 9

 

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