Your Vote Doesn’t Need My Endorsement

Do your homework, weigh what matters to your family, and make a decision you can stand behind.

I’ve been asked several times lately: “Jim, who should I vote for?”

I understand the question. People know the work I do, especially around education and school choice. They want to know which candidates I believe will support their children.

But I’m not giving endorsements. I’m not handing you a list of names to take into the voting booth.

I’m asking you …