What kind of voter are you?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which TV icon best represents your relationship with politics?

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    Jane, from Jane the Virgin, whose tight moral compass (and her abuela's voice) guides her every decision--even if it drives her mom crazy!
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    Tahani, from The Good Place, who cares deeply about a few issues, and sometimes struggles to align those with her identity
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    Jessi Spano, from Saved by the Bell, student body president who hasn't met a good cause she won't champion
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    Hilary Banks, from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, whose full social calendar and personal interests keep her busy and more fulfilled than politics
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  The school district is making a policy change that you really disagree with. How do you deal with that disagreement?

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    Get together with other parents who are most impacted to plan what we can do to fight back.
  • B.
    Post about the issue on your social media feeds because this is unacceptable!
  • C.
    Look, I'm not really a policy person, so I'll leave this one to the group chat to figure out.
  • D.
    Worry how this will impact my child and look into possibly homeschooling or transferring school districts.
• 3.
  What is America to you?

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    Answer A
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    Answer B
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    Answer C
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    Answer D
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  Which fictional character do you resonate with the most when it comes to politics?

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    Glinda from Wicked, who is generous and charming but torn between holding on to her identity and losing it to end an unjust system
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    Wonder Woman, who fights for equality and justice, and feels a burden to champion those ideals for others
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    Hermione, who has strong morals, but sometimes goes against her better judgment to stick with her friends
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    Effie Trinket from Hunger Games, who starts to see the past the fanfare of the games but also knows there's not much she can do to change anything
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  What about political candidates gives you the most ick?

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    When they disregard morals, values, or the humanity of others--there just is no excuse.
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    When they ignore the will of the people--hello! What happened to democracy?
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    I draw the line at this one policy I'm passionate about, and if they step over it? Eww...
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    Everything? Politics is gross in general, and politicians are the worst.
• 6.
  Which Taylor Swift lyrics best capture how you feel about voting?

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    "You held your head like a hero on a history book page. It was the end of a decade but the start of an age"
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    "There goes the last great American dynasty Who knows, if she never showed up, what could’ve been.”
  • C.
    "I don’t know what I want. So don’t ask me."
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    "Tonight we stand, get off our knees Fight for what we’ve worked for all these years.”
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  What makes you most frustrated about the current state of voting?

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    The lack of reliable information available to make informed decisions.
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    The feeling that my vote doesn't really make a difference.
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    The divisiveness and negativity surrounding elections.
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    The challenge of finding candidates who align with my principles.
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  What excites you most about voting?

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    I'd say I'm less excited and more undecided? I'm doing my own research but still very conflicted.
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    That the election will finally be over? I can't wait for my social media feeds to go back to normal.
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    Getting the chance to stand up for my morals with my vote
  • D.
    Seeing people from all over my community at the polls participate, even if we might disagree

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're a Democracy Diva!

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  When the Constitution says, “we the people,” you take it seriously! You know that government for and by the people is the best way to give us agency and freedom. Democracy Divas are not found in just one party. In fact, you may not feel entirely represented by either party and vote with political independence, seeking first to preserve democracy for future generations. You are thoughtful and intentional about how you show up in your community -- you see injustices and want to correct them. You tend to stay pretty well informed on current events, which can also be overwhelming. Have you caught yourself spending too much time scrolling social media stressed about the election? Well, let’s take a note from the Schuyler Sisters and WORK!The election is almost here, so if you want to keep our democracy humming, it's time to spread the word beyond the friends you typically talk politics with. In our free Principled Citizen's 3-step Voting Guide linked below, we outline exactly what steps you can take to get even your most apprehensive friends riding this freedom train. What does MWEG know about activating communities?MWEG is a nonpartisan grassroots organization created by women and led by women who are working every day to build peace in their own communities. Through word of mouth alone, we amassed nearly 10,000 members across 49 states and the support of some of the biggest players in the pro-democracy field. Check out our free guide to get a taste of the work we are doing in a community near you.
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  Long Live our Ethical Icons! 

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  You are tuned into what your moral compass tells you and tend to find that it rarely leads you down the wrong path. As an Ethical Icon, you're thoughtful, compassionate, and strive to live with integrity. You care deeply about the example politicians set for our families and how our leaders impact the role America plays globally. No political party fully represents your beliefs, so you might be tempted to just sit this one out. Why don't more politicians channel the decency and civility we learned from Mr. Roger's Neighborhood?!If this sounds like you, welcome to the Principled Voter community!We know the fastest way to complete a ballot (besides throwing it away) is to vote straight ticket for one party. But when more women --like you! -- step into their power by intentionally choosing character and principles over party and tradition, we signal to the political elites that we are tired of all the ugliness. That’s why we put together these free (and fun!) voter party packs (linked below)! With a voting bingo card, party playlist, trivia game, and more we have a range of options to bring your community together to support principled candidates and make the election season more about neighborliness and civility, just like Mr. Rogers would want! Why should you trust us? At MWEG, we know a thing or two about bringing people together. We're a grassroots nonpartisan organization created by women and led by women -- from across the political spectrum! -- who are working every day to build peace in our own communities. We know we have more in common than what divides us, and that our very best work is done when we bring women together to talk face to face. With our Voter Prep Party materials, we'll show you how.
• 3.
  Heyyy, Connection Queen!

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  You are the friend we all want in our lives -– what if you are also the solution to how to fix our divisive politics? As a Connection Queen, you're everybody's bestie. A great listener, supportive, and quick to help a friend in need, you stay extra busy juggling a full social calendar and the needs of all the people who depend on you. You have friends on both sides of the aisle and never let someone's political beliefs get in the way of your friendships. So when election season comes around, you cringe. Often the peacemaker in the group, you're tired of the tension between loved ones! Sometimes you wonder whether you should “accidentally” schedule a vacation the week of the election to escape?If you're turned off by the conflict and tension in politics, we get it. We just don't want you to throw your voice away! What if, and hear us out, YOU are the one we are waiting for?! We need more peacemaking girlies like YOU to be a part of this American experiment -- people who think about their friends and neighbors when they vote and bring their positive spirit into civic engagement. You don't have to become an activist or a professional politician, but don't outsource your vote! Bring others along with you, and let your voice be heard. Easier said than done, right? We're over the divisiveness and confusion this election season too, so check out our Hope Votes campaign (linked below!) for accessible, trusted resources like our Principled Voter essentials and Media Literacy Election hub, each designed to bring people together over differences, like you Connection Queens do best! What do we know about bringing people together?MWEG is a nonpartisan grassroots organization created by women and led by women who work every day to build peace in our own communities. Members of MWEG span 49 states (and the political spectrum!) but share a love of country, and we believe that we can and should support principled leaders who treat us like neighbors and not opponents. With our Hope Votes campaign, we'll show you how.
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  You're an Issues-First Idealist!

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  You care deeply about doing the right thing and want to make sure America remains the best country on earth! You are a thoughtful friend with a strong sense of community, and you are deeply loyal to your people! You care about the future of this country, and you want your community to be a safe and happy place to live with your family for years to come. While you may not think of yourself as super political, you are very invested in a few core issues and policies. You take pride in doing a lot of your own research, so you know the struggle of trying to decipher the truth. You set a high standard for yourself, and long for politicians who will live up to your ideals. Understandably, you also wish we could reboot this whole process instead of being stuck in the decision-making paralysis this rigid two-party system has left you with. Want some help alleviating that feeling of dread you're getting as Election Day draws closer? We don't have a "reboot America" button we can press but how about a "preserve democracy" button instead? We love your passion and zeal and the hard work you've done to be passionate about issues that matter to you. In order to continue fighting for those issues, we need to make sure our democracy is protected.The strongest democracies start with well informed voters. That's why we created the Media Literacy Election hub (linked below), full of our greatest hits and most popular news tips to help you find and share reliable info. What is MWEG anyway?MWEG is a nonpartisan grassroots organization created by women and led by women who work every day to build peace in our own communities. Our members span 49 states, and while we don't all share the same political ideologies (we're an even mix of conservatives, liberals, and somewhere in the middles), we do share a love of country. That's why we're training peacemakers and principled voters across the country to stop feeding divisive partisanship with our votes and focus on issues we all care about.