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Presidential Quiz

Here at ActiVote we’ve gathered information about the candidates and
issues and built this vHarmony quiz to help you find the candidate that
matches you the best.

We’re not here to tell you who to vote for; we just want to give you
the facts to help you decide on a candidate. So take the vHarmony quiz,
spend some time on the site checking out the candidates and issues, and
then get out there and vote!

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