Tell us: What do you wish voters in other political parties understood about your beliefs?

Millions of Americans will cast a ballot in the Nov. 5 General Election, culminating an election that’s been rife with conflict – from an assassination attempt to a major party’s candidate dropping out of the race.
If you’re finding yourself at the center of more political conversations and feeling stressed, you’re not alone. Americans’ anxiety level is up 43 percent, according to an annual mental health poll from the American Psychiatric Association.
Top among the stressors impacting that anxiety? The U.S. Election. Seventy-three percent of U.S. adults acknowledged feeling anxious about the election.
In all the noise, sometimes it’s hard to feel heard. The Dallas Morning News is here to listen. We’re interested in elevating voices from our community ahead of the election. We want to help voters learn more about the differences and commonalities that exist between them. We might not all agree on the issues, but most of us want to make Dallas better.
Want to share your thoughts? Tell us what you wish people in other political parties understood about your beliefs in the form below. Your answers may be shared on our platforms.
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