What’s your Opinion?

It has been a dramatic lead-up to the US election. Voters will be choosing between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. With a few months remaining until November election, how are you feeling? In a race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, who do you think should be the next President?

We are experiencing a cost-of-living crisis, marked by high inflation, rising energy costs, and worsening housing affordability. Kamala Harris's economic plan focuses on strengthening the middle class, while Donald Trump aims to increase import taxes, invest in oil and gas and reduce corporate taxes. Economic health is a critical issue for voters. How do you feel about this? Who do you trust to manage the economy?

The election debate showcased candidates clashing on key issues such as the economy and healthcare. Each candidate defended their policies and challenged their opponents, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses as the campaign heats up. Did the debate make you reconsider your opinion?

Candidate debates can influence voters by showcasing candidates’ positions and performance under pressure. While some voters may be swayed, many have already made up their minds or rely on other factors, such as policy or party affiliation. Do you think the debate influenced your voting decision?

Some individuals might believe their vote holds little weight and that their ability to effect meaningful change in an election is limited. This perspective can be shaped by factors such as the influence of large campaign donors, the structure of the Electoral College, and gerrymandered voting districts. How do you feel? Do you think your vote matters?

Mail-in voting, allows registered voters to complete and post their ballots before Election Day. Some have raised concerns about whether this method may increase the potential for voter fraud, which could influence public trust in election outcomes. How do you feel? Do you trust the mail-in vote system in this election?