Vote411.org website live again with information on how to vote and what's on your ballot

The Tribune is once again partnering with the League of Women Voters of the South Bend Area and the American Democracy Project of Indiana University South Bend to provide vital information about the 2024 elections, including the Nov. 5 primary.

The League and ADP operate a one-stop website, vote411.org , that gives you information on the candidates and the tools to navigate the voting process.

You can see the responses from candidates at the local, state and national levels to key issue questions. The responses can be viewed side-by-side for a quick comparison of each person’s stance on the issues. You can also find personalized voting information, such as races and candidates for your area.

In the coming days and weeks, The Tribune will preview some races by running questionnaires completed by the candidates on the Vote411.org website.

The Tribune has agreed to run candidate answers unedited, meaning any spelling, typographical or grammatical errors are the candidates' own. The Tribune is publishing only some of the questions from a selection of contested races. Additional questions and answers from all races are available at Vote411.org .

The Nov. 5 election features federal races, such as president, the U.S. Senate and the 2nd Congressional District, as well as state races, such as governor and the legislature, and local races, such as the ones for St. Joseph County offices and local school boards.

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