Short answer: The people you vote for depend on your location and the specific election you’re participating in. To know exactly who you’re voting for, check your local voter information and sample ballot for the upcoming election date in your area. Here are practical steps to find out precisely who you’ll vote for:

• Check your official local election office or state/provincial election website for the general/municipal election date and a link to your personalized ballot.
• Use a voter guide or ballot lookup tool (often run by local election authorities or nonpartisan organizations) by entering your address to see candidates and measures on your ballot.
• Review the candidate slate and ballot measures on reputable sources or trusted voter guides ahead of Election Day to compare positions and qualifications.

If you share your country, state/province, and city (or ZIP/postal code), I can guide you to the exact official resources and provide a step-by-step checklist tailored to your jurisdiction.