Oh, wait, I promised I would be non-partisan. Hmm, that is not non-partisan either. Okay, seriously, the best way to know who to vote for is to keep up with the news. However, since many conservatives consider the media to be liberal, there are a few other ways to learn about our politicians. One of the easiest ways is to simply meet the candidates.
Incumbents are always more than happy to send literature to prospective voters.
There are also a few organizations on the Internet who keep an eye on Washington. Both of these organizations are non-partisan and very reliable. Finally, I thought I would throw in a plug for an event sponsored by the Issues Committee. For years Agee exposed clandestine CIA operations that were aimed at undermining foreign governments. Do not miss this eye-opening speaker.