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Where are you getting info about the election? Tell us & enter our giveaway!
on Sep 20, 2016
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Where are you getting your information about the election? What sources do you trust the most?
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niki4nu
on Sep 21, 2016
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I get my info from listening to the canidates. I find some media outlets can be biased. I like to go straight to the politician.
niki4nu
on Sep 21, 2016
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I get my info from listening to the canidates. I find some media outlets can be biased. I like to go straight to the politician.
FreelanceFlora
on Sep 21, 2016
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I get most of my information from social media and international news sources (they seem to be less biased).
tumcsec
on Sep 21, 2016
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Mostly from the candidates speeches and Fox News. Looking forward to the debates.
SaabStory
on Sep 21, 2016
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Cable news but it's tough since the media is so slanted (one way or the other). I don't totally trust any sources so rely on my own research and beliefs to make an informed decision.
jehousel
on Sep 21, 2016
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I get my information about the election from various media sources, following events in politics over the years and following the facts. I unlike many actually know what the president can do and not do, what influence he has,etc. I was a social studies teacher. I trust news sources online where i can check facts. FACTS matter! I'm not influenced by political spinners and analyze political advertisements to know who is lying or telling 'half truths'
Kneekollt
on Sep 21, 2016
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It varies, sometimes I watch the news, if forced. I see what others are saying on social media or forums and then I will do my own research based on that. I don't let others influence who I'm voting for.
me3girlsand3boys
on Sep 21, 2016
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Social media, news channels, Walmart conversations lol
lkats16
on Sep 21, 2016
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Just watching the news and interviews of the candidates.
Aricanichole
on Sep 21, 2016
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News channel... Internet... But mainly television and newspaper
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