About issuegrid.com

Do you vote? Do you vote confidently?

In the months leading up to an election, the media is loud and constant but superficial and tainted with opinion. The American public is overwhelmed by hearsay and out-of-context sound bites. Sometimes, it can be difficult to distill a true sense of who the candidates really are, what distinguishes one from the next, and where they stand on important issues.

How do the candidates differ on the issue of gun control or foreign policy or the environment? The average American doesn't know. Yet, on Election Day, we are supposed to vote?

Most people end up voting for a candidate based on superficial impressions and media bias. They vote for who they FEEL would be a good president without doing the real research. Even worse, some people just vote for political party they're SUPPOSED to vote for without learning about the candidates themselves.

issuegrid.com is an attempt to clearly and objectively present the opinions of each presidential candidate on the issues, to "educate" your vote, so that you can more confidently choose the candidate who best represents you.

In the grid, you'll see summaries for each of the candidates' current positions. You'll also see an assessment of some intangibles like integrity and honesty and some of the most popular arguments for and against each candidate.

This site a public service for which nobody gets paid.