Looking for Progressive voting guide for Nov 7, 2017

[StopTheNeoCons]

State propositions, I want to vote from a Progressive standpoint, anyone here found a voting guide published by a Progressive group?
Thanks

[LuvLoogie]

1. Do you know what candidates and referenda will be on your ballot for your pricinct/district?

You should start there and do some research. You've got 24 hours. Check all the Ds. If there are no Ds, write in your most "progressive" neighbor.

I couldn't tell you what the "progressive" choice on any refrendum would be without knowing what it is. And any two "progressives" might take opposing positions on a given issue.

So with 24 hours, you're mostly going to have to go with your own quick critical analysis.

[northoftheborder]

2. League of Women Voters (state)

has a voters guide which presents opposing viewpoints. Go to their website.

I've only heard about the proposition on real estate closings. The progressive side is against, says it is misleading in it's wordage, will make closing fees more expensive, and undo some of the protections against crooked bank doings. (Edit: this is a Texas prop)

I intend to go to the LWV website before I vote. Don't know anything about the other props.

[StopTheNeoCons]

3. Thanks

I should have remembered them, going to their website, am sure they will have something

[StopTheNeoCons]

4. FOUND IT.!

http://www.lwvtexas.org/files/CAVG_2017_Eng_Final.pdf

[Sucha NastyWoman]

5. League pf Women Voters is not a Progressive group nor does their voters guide promote Prgressive

Candidates.

They are politically neutral, let’s make that clear

[northoftheborder]

6. Yes, they are non-partisan. thanks for pointing that out.