The reason why we have a Scorecard is to assess the strengths, weaknesses, policy positions, and the background of our elected officials. The actions taken by representatives are a solid metric to base whether or not they represent you are are worthy of your vote.
Unlike fickle politicians that talk and talk, the records of these officials are important. A School Board Director that raises taxes 5.4% for brainwashing facilities, and not providing any benefit to increase the school district standing. It is important to weigh your officials, and if you running, to have a consistent base of facts so that you may be a solid representative. The Voting records of your candidate, the Judicial stance of your judge, and the entire background of the candidates should be considered in your assessment.
Lessons learned are that pathological liars, sociopaths, and unstable mental personnel should not be recommended for office, but this is the homework, you the voter must take to choose the best candidate that will represent you in the party. The Republican Party does stand by the Primary system, and unlike the choosing of the Presidential candidate for the Democratic Party, we respect the citizen and voter – the other organization and elite leadership clearly do not.
The following links are good scorecard links:
There are fake scorecard links that are put up as disinformation – so trusted organizations that have specialized are the best reference. Attempts by the extreme left to poison the facts abound everywhere.
https://thenewamerican.com/freedom-index
https://heritageaction.com/scorecard
https://libertyscore.conservativereview.com
http://ratings.conservative.org/
Even scorecards are found for Election Integrity
https://www.heritage.org/electionscorecard/pages/state-scorecards.html
Just to make a point of why we use scorecards – you can compare water in a country I visited versus water you sea the the shore.
I toured 8 cities and the country water was clean, and the history of the country has been a few thousand years. The water and intentional upkeep here, we can all do better. The scorecard is not only an assessment of officials, but also a call for all of us to contribute to make our homes and communities better, and prevent parasites from invading and destroying our areas.
