What if you could only vote for a candidate by looking at a list of their belief
What if you could only vote for a candidate by looking at a list of their beliefs and no names?
I've always wondered how people would vote if they were only presented with political candidates top ten beliefs on a ballot. Without knowing the party affiliations, the gender or name of the candidates. I think this would be an interesting test.
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