1. Introducing the Ballotpedia Holiday Cookie Election

The Ballotpedia Holiday Cookie Election

We’re stocking up on flour, dusting off the cookie cutters, and preheating the oven.  The holiday baking season is here. What better time for voters to weigh in on a very important question; “what cookie best represents the 2019 holiday season?''

Of course, I know all Daily Brew readers strive to be informed voters, so we’ve put together the best election information resources on holiday cookies you’ll find anywhere on the web. Visit our election hub, here.

The filing deadline was last Friday, December 6. Peanut butter balls were disqualified from the ballot after it was ruled they did not meet the requirement of being a cookie. (Thanks for those of you who weighed in on this in our What’s The Tea question and on Twitter last Friday.) 

The race will be decided by ranked-choice vote counting. Polls are open until Thursday, 5:00 E.T. The 10 candidates are listed below:

   

    Chocolate peppermint bark cookie

    

    Gingerbread cookie

    

    Snickerdoodle

    

    Peanut butter blossom

    

    Chocolate chip cookie

    

    Chocolate Crinkle

    

    Sugar cookie

    

    Kolatki

    

    Snowflake

    

    Oatmeal raisin cookie

Make sure your vote is counted in this important holiday election. 

Vote now!

       

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