Election Day is soon!

Are you studying for the Citizenship Test?  I found a Quizlet set to study!

If you're interested in information about the US government, some of my colleagues recommend

Ben's Guide to Government (kid's guide to US Government)

Traditional information about U.S. political parties. This video doesn't mention that in 2026, Trump-supporting Republicans are promoting "securing the border" and mass deportations. Since the early 1970s, northern and western democrats (like Obama) promoted civil and women's rights.

Quizlet: Political Vocabulary

Quizlet Vocabulary 

Quizlet: Political Terms

If you want to vote by issue or candidate rather than by party, you can get information about who's on the ballot from  Ballotpedia.  If you don't want to enter your home address, put in the address of the closest elementary school, and you can still get your information.  Once you have the names on the ballot, you can google the names and read their websites.  

Can you vote? Is voting in your country similar to voting here?

What issues (ideas that people argue about) are important to you?

Did you move to the US because you didn't like a political group in another country?