At the end of the day, these people will still be in your life long after the election season is over. And, in my opinion, elections are not worth losing people you care about or have to face every single day.

While you may very much care about the issues and the campaign points your candidate ran on, and that is certainly okay, remember that some people feel the same exact way about the opposing side.

There’s a reason for the old saying “don’t talk politics at the dinner table.” It’s because politics are divisive, conversations get heated and more times than not someone gets offended and that can ruin even the strongest of relationships.

So, Wayne County, let’s just all be good humans and leave politics at the polls.

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