Next month, millions of Americans will face a momentous political choice.
Whether you’re planning to vote for Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Gary Johnson or Jill Stein; whether you’re a city-dweller or from the country; whether you’re in a swing state or solid red or blue one: we want to hear from you.
What are the most important issues for you this election? What’s your assessment of the candidates? How do you want the country to change?
We’d like you to get in touch if you’re available to write 250 words at least once before the election, and on the day of the results. Our plan is to share the thoughts and impressions of six voters from across the United States with the global audience of Guardian readers.
If you’re interested, please email us at us.opinion@theguardian.com, and write “Voter panel” in the subject line. Tell us a bit about yourself, including who you’re voting for. You’ll need to supply your full name, age and location, but we’ll only publish first names, age and location.
It’s time to have your say.
