The Ultimate Guide to the 2020 Election : 101 Nonpartisan Solutions to All the Issues That Matter

In between today’s extremist Far Right and Far Left political tribes resides the “exhausted majority”—those of us frustrated by our polarized national conversation, desperate for reason and persuasion in our democracy, and hungry for an unbiased look at America’s challenges and the policy choices available to the next president. For anyone patriotic enough to cast their 2020 US presidential and congressional votes based on real, potentially bipartisan solutions to our country’s challenges, The Ultimate Guide to the 2020 Election points the way.

The 2020 US election season--presidential and congressional--doesn't seem so much a battle of ideas as it does a war of two tribes bent on the other’s destruction. The Ultimate Guide to the 2020 Election gives a voice to all Americans feeling left out and left behind by this dangerous polarization and provides an unbiased education on the true nature of the problems America faces on several key issues, including:

• Health Care
• Energy & Climate Change
• Infrastructure
• Big Tech & Privacy
• The American Dream
• Immigration
• The National Debt
• Gun Safety

Beyond these policy issues, No Labels senior advisors Ryan Clancy and Margaret White present ideas for rescuing American democracy itself. Complete with sample questions for the 2020 presidential candidates and an inclusive Unity Agenda that addresses concerns on both sides of the aisle, this nonpartisan political handbook should be required reading for all US voters.

No Labels gives back to the center its voice by empowering the “exhausted majority” with clear, easy-to-understand information organized around key topics in the national political conversation. They had a hand in creating the Problems Solvers Caucus, a bipartisan group in the US Congress dedicated to bridging the divide between the political extremes. Senior advisors Ryan Clancy and Margaret White have spent the last several years building support for No Labels’ new politics of problem solving, working in communities, in Congress, and on the campaign trail to bring American leaders together to address the nation’s most pressing issues.