Alan_H's Blog

Choosing which candidate for president or governor to vote for in the May 6 primary is easy.  The candidates in these two races are literally spending the most time getting your attention through TV and online ads, e-mails, phone calls and old-fashioned face-to-face campaigning.

These are also a small percentage of choices you will have to make between now and May 6.  In addition to statewide offices, who will earn your vote for State Supreme Court Associate Justice, Court of Appeals or District Court?  Which judicial candidates are republican or democrat? 

OK, that was a trick question.  Judicial candidates are non-partisan, which means they will appear on all ballots, whether you're red, blue or independent.

Give these candidates your serious consideration and don't go blindly into the election booth.  Check out this story on myfoxwghp.com or the Board of Elections in your county.  WARNING:  This will mean doing something than sitting in front of the television or checking your e-mail.  Do more than use your Google search bar.  Take the time to get involved.  In this information age, being under-informed is as bad as being uninformed.