Which Candidate Do You Support

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Which Candidate Do You Support?

Take our engaging quiz to discover which political candidate aligns best with your views on various important issues. Your opinions matter, and this quiz helps you clarify your stance while understanding the candidates' positions.

Key Features:

Explore hot topics like tax policy, education, and environmental law
Assess candidates based on their track record and actions
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Stance on Russia and Assad's bombing of Aleppo, Syria

Supports a no fly zone preventing the Assad Regime from bombing Aleppo and establishing safe areas inside Syria for the refugees.

Supports the continued bombing of Aleppo, incorectly believing ISIS is there.

What's Aleppo?

Supported the Assad regime originally, but has since deleted that tweet.

Says that we are morally obligated to intervene anytime human life is in danger

Tax Policy

Wants to raise taxes only on the wealthy and provide more services and tax benefits for the poor and middle class. Wants to put corporate tax penalties on businesses that move overseas and provide incentives for small businesses.

Suggests that we raise taxes across the board, more so on those with wealth, but also indicates that low wage earners deserve a tax break..

Wants to cut tax base rates for everyone and eliminate tax credits and deductions, mostly helping the wealthy and raising the final tax burden on the poor and middle class. Wants to lower corporate taxes to encourage businesses to stay here.

Wants to decrease taxes for all, including corporate taxes, small business taxes, and federal estate taxes on untaxed capital gains. Wants to divert money from entitlement programs to cover the costs.

Wants to eliminate income tax, corporate tax, and the IRS, putting in place a federal consumption tax.

Education Policy

Would expand funding to the schools with the most need and expand the head start program.

Would push for more private schools and reduce funding to schools not doing well.

Would eliminate all federal funding of education.

Would remove technology from classrooms, but increasing funding to those in need and increase head start programs.

Would push for more locally controlled education, more charter schools, and more magnet schools.

Education Background (Select any you would prefer)

Graduated from Harvard

Graduated from the University of Pennsylvania

Graduated from Brigham Young

Graduated from the University of New Mexico

Graduated from Wellesley College

Ballot Access (Select all that you feel are acceptable for your vote)

Is on the ballot in all 50 states

On the ballot in 45 states (47+DC eligible for write-in or on ballot)

Is on the ballot in 11 states (39 eligible for write-in or on ballot)

Childcare and family leave

Proposes a plan that would include up to $1,500 in tax money for childcare, cap chilcare costs at 10% of income through tax credits, as well as doubling the number of kids able to access free childcare, and employer funds to help support family leave for men and women.

Supports a plan that takes money from unemployment/underemployment insurance to pay for family leave for women only and helps with child support through a tax deduction/rebate system, up to $1,200 per year for low income families and up to $840 per year for the middle class.

Wants universal government provided childcare for both poor and wealthy.

Does not want the government involved in funding childcare.