Principles of Voting - Who to Vote For?

Every few years, citizens around the world are called to perform one of democracy's most sacred duties: casting a vote. Billboards go up. Promises are made. Emotions run high. And when Election Day arrives, millions head to the polls, not always with clarity, but often out of tradition, fear, loyalty, or frustration.

But what if voting could be more than that?
What if, instead of choosing between two loud parties or blindly supporting "your side," you had a clear, honest framework to guide your decision; a tool that cuts through the noise and brings your power as a voter into sharp focus?

That's what this book is about.

The Voting Scale is a simple but powerful method that helps you weigh political options wisely. It moves the conversation away from party colours and campaign hype, and center's it on what really matters: results, integrity, leadership, vision, and your country's future.

This guide is not written for one country, one ideology, or one generation. Whether you live in Trinidad and Tobago, Canada, Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, Africa, Britain, Nigeria, the U.S., India, any form of voting or any democratic country; the challenges of choosing who to vote for are often the same: two major parties, both promising change, each claiming to be the better option. How do you decide?

This book arms you with the questions that matter.
Because in today's world, voting isn't enough.
Don't just vote, use the scale.