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2019 Voters Guide Short Form

​Voters Guide Short Form

​In April 2019 all primary candidates received a questionnaire covering issues vitally important to the black community’s health and well-being. Black Lives Matter has evaluated and rated each candidate’s responses for voters. These assessments are provided to voters for informational purposes. Black Lives Matter does NOT endorse specific candidates. 
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Assessment Breakdown

Candidates responses were evaluated based whether they showed a specific knowledge about issues of structural racism in our community, a clear interest in combating these structures, and self-awareness of the candidate’s own positionality with regard to race. These scores are provided to voters for informational purposes. Below are the value statements we used to determine our grades. A group of Core Council and BLM members judged candidates platforms, experience, and questionnaire answers, to determine whether they "Strongly agreed," "Agreed," "Disagreed," "Strongly disagreed," or were "Neutral" about whether the candidates exemplified the following statements:
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  • Home
    • About
    • #BLM B-town Blog
  • Election Resource & Archives
    • 2024 Primary Election
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    • 2019 A Seat at the Table >
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    • 2019 Primary Voters Guide >
      • Long Form 2019 Primary Voters Guide
      • Short Form 2019 Voters Guide
      • 2019 Primary Candidates Questionnaire Answers
    • 2018 Elections Information >
      • 2018 Midterm Election Info >
        • Midterm Voter's Guide
        • Primary Voter's Guide
  • BLM Videos
  • Anti-Racist Resource List
    • More Police Does Not Make Us Safer
  • Black Progressives Podcast
  • Juneteenth Celebrations
  • BLM B-town Committees
    • Police Oversight & Reform >
      • Make the Right Call Campaign
    • Political Accountability & Outreach
    • BLM Fundraising & Philanthropy
    • Education Oversight & Outreach
    • Coalition Building & Community Outreach >
      • Juneteenth Celebration
  • Archive
    • BLM Necessity Drives >
      • Summer 2019 Necessity Drive
      • 2018 Necessity Drive
    • "A Seat at the Table" Events >
      • 2018 A Seat at the Table >
        • Round-table Schedule
        • Round-Table Recordings
        • The Questions