CGM Voter Guide
A future voter guide for constitutional citizens.
CGM is building a voter guide that will organize public endorsement records by year, state, office, and district so citizens can identify candidates who have completed the review process and act with clarity before election day.
Purpose
Built to help voters act with discipline.
The voter guide should become a practical reference, not a cluttered political feed. Each entry will be organized around public information CGM can stand behind: candidate, office, year, state, district, endorsement status, and direct candidate-controlled links.
Endorsed candidates will link back to the public endorsement record, statement, and graphic.
Listings will be easy to sort by election year, Federal or State level, district, and race.
Where available, entries can link directly to official campaign sites, volunteer pages, and contribution platforms.
The guide can support website sharing, social posts, newsletters, and future downloadable PDF versions.
Publication Standard
Useful, public, and careful.
The guide should strengthen voter confidence without exposing private review material or implying that CGM handles campaign funds.
- Formal endorsements first. The first guide entries should be candidates who have completed CGM’s review process.
- Questionnaire responses remain confidential. Public listings should summarize CGM’s decision, not publish private candidate answers.
- Contribution links go directly to candidates. CGM will not collect, process, or pool campaign funds.
- Race details should be verified before publication. Office, district, year, and campaign links should be checked before each election-cycle release.
Roadmap
A phased guide, built in the right order.
Maintain clean current endorsements and a candidate archive that can be linked from campaign sites and social media.
Organize endorsed candidates by election year, state, office level, and district as CGM expands.
Turn the same records into voter updates, shareable posts, and printable pamphlet-style guides when the organization is ready.
Current Action
For now, voters should use the Current Endorsements page and Candidate Archive as CGM’s official public record. The full voter guide will be built on top of those records as more candidates complete review.



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