Is there a comprehensive voter guide?

[noamnety]

I threw together a Michigan one for my husband who still has to vote, but after seeing people on another forum asking questions about CA proposals, I'd like to do it for all the states - unless there's one like this done already, that I can just refer people to, which would save me a lot of time.

If there isn't one, but you have a source for your state, please post and I'll add it in.

http://ideamouth.com/votingguide.htm

[noamnety]

1. one shameless kick

Then I'll give up I guess.

[faithnotgreed]

2. have you checked out www.ontheissues.org

they have a lot of straight up information on a lot of candidates but im not sure if it covers every state or not...

good luck

[noamnety]

3. Looks like a good resource

But I want a concise dummies guide, for those who want to vote like a democrat, but are too lazy to read all the proposals for themselves and sort out what they really mean, or to look up the nonpartisan judges to see which party is endorsing them.

If I can source it well so people can trust it (and get more info if they want it), it can be a quick "mark these boxes" resource.