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“How to Use AI to Research Political Candidates Before You Vote” provides reusable prompts for investigating a candidate's position on one specific topic. They examine statements, public records and actions, distinguish individual positions from party positions, flag missing evidence and provide sources for checking the findings.
https://hackernoon.com/how-to-use-ai-to-research-political-candidates-before-you-vote
#TTMO #HackerNoon #Elections #AI #Vote #CandidateInformation #Democracy
What does a candidate actually stand for?
Reusable AI prompts can check statements, actions, voting records and gaps in the evidence — while providing sources you can examine yourself.
https://medium.com/@chribonn/where-do-they-actually-stand-0df9ecc43aa5
#TTMO #Medium #Elections #Vote #CandidateInformation #Democracy
Two reusable AI prompts are included in this article for researching candidates.
They are designed to examine what candidates say, what their records show, whether their position has changed, what authority the office actually has and where the available evidence simply isn't sufficient.
The sources are included so the findings can be checked independently.
https://www.penportal.com/@chribonn/where-do-they-actually-stand
#TTMO #PenPortal #Elections #ArtificialIntelligence #CivicEngagement #Vote #CandidateInformation #Democracy
What does a candidate actually stand for?
This article provides reusable AI prompts for researching individual candidates and individual issues using statements, voting records, governing actions and other public evidence.
Importantly, “not enough information” is allowed to be the answer.
https://www.alanbonnici.com/2026/10/CandidateInfo.html
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