CALLING ALL SPARKLERS: Tell Us What You Think About the Election

Some of you get to vote in this election, some of you don’t; some of you have showed up to primaries and caucuses already, and some of you were stuck at the UNLV graduation ceremony while the raucous Nevada state convention transpired. Some of you aren’t U.S. citizens, and can only watch passively, hoping that America picks the right person for the West Wing.

We have one writer covering the election, and breaking down the issues—H. Alan essentially called the primary outcomes correctly back in March—but ultimately, that is just one voice. We are always interested in people submitting their views through contribute@sparknotes.com (no takers yet on our open call for Trump supporters to say their piece!), which is why we want to know who you are or would vote for and why. 

What matters to you: student debt forgiveness? Universal healthcare? Tamping down on immigrant intake? Investing in infrastructure projects to create jobs? Winding down America’s military involvement in the Middle East? Dialing it up? Offering every student in the country free gelato on Fridays? Building more baseball stadiums? Do you even care about tax policy, or have you yet to file a tax return? Are you still mourning the day John Kasich told us his pizza-eating campaign days were behind him? TELL US!

We’ll share some of your views with the great, wide, world.