Liberty Institute Releases 2010 Primary Election Voters' Guide: What's on the Ballot?

PLANO, Texas, March 2 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Liberty Institute, formerly Free Market Foundation, has announced that its free, non-partisan voters' guide for the 2010 primary election is now available online at www.FreeVotersGuide.com and in print. The Liberty Institute Voters' Guide, the most researched and widely distributed guide in Texas, takes the candidates' own answers to important questions on issues including taxes, abortion and more.

For over 30 years, the Liberty Institute Voters' Guide has been used and relied on by millions of Texans across the state.

"I believe this year is a turning point for our country, and it will be apparent as voters nationwide make their voices heard at the polls," said Kelly Shackelford, President/CEO of Liberty Institute. "Texans want to know what their candidates think about important issues like healthcare, sanctity of life, and taxes, and they can find the answers they need in our Voters' Guide."

Each election cycle, Liberty Institute surveys all statewide and national candidates (Texas-based) for both the primary and general elections and prints their views on important issues such as healthcare, traditional marriage, education and more. For those who choose not to answer the survey, Liberty Institute notes "Chose Not to Respond" so voters have the best information possible. Moreover, the online copy of the Voters' Guide includes candidates' comments on questions or their answers.

"We are committed to empowering voters and helping them make informed choices in the voting booth," says Jonathan Saenz, legislative director of Liberty Institute. "Every registered voter should exercise his or her right to vote. With our Voters' Guide in hand, there is no excuse for not showing up to vote."

In addition to downloading the voters' guide, visitors to Liberty Institute's FreeVotersGuide.com can also find valuable information about where to vote, what districts to vote in, and learn about their rights in the voting booth.

Visit www.FreeVotersGuide.com for the 2010 Primary Election Voter's Guide.

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SOURCE Liberty Institute