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It seems that the majority of people on this board are Democrats.

Maybe I'm wrong.

For those that are.

Other than being "anti-Trump" or "anti-MAGA".

Given the state of the world, and also of our country.

What do you see as the most important topic(s) or unifying theme(s) for the upcoming election?

And/or for unification of the Democratic party?

Most important issue in the next election for me is both sides preserving the democratic process our forefathers created over 200 years ago.

1) accept election results 2) don’t make up lies to create distrust in the process 3) don’t try to stop the certification 4) don’t vote for any candidate who has a history of 1-3

(11-13-2023 10:01 AM)BroncoMinor Wrote:  Most important issue in the next election for me is both sides preserving the democratic process our forefathers created over 200 years ago.

1) accept election results 2) don’t make up lies to create distrust in the process 3) don’t try to stop the certification 4) don’t vote for any candidate who has a history of 1-3

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Abortion seems like the biggest unifier based on news articles but the above is the most important for me.

(11-14-2023 12:14 PM)NIU007 Wrote:  

(11-13-2023 10:01 AM)BroncoMinor Wrote:  Most important issue in the next election for me is both sides preserving the democratic process our forefathers created over 200 years ago.

1) accept election results 2) don’t make up lies to create distrust in the process 3) don’t try to stop the certification 4) don’t vote for any candidate who has a history of 1-3

+1

Abortion seems like the biggest unifier based on news articles but the above is the most important for me.

Agreed. I'm a male, so my opinion on that topic doesn't really matter. But, for the 51% of Americans who the GOP wants to make their health decisions for them, I think it'll be a very important issue. It has been any time it's been put on the ballot. Even in most red states.