In a quiet corner of Wisconsin, there stands a man named Jack. Like many others in this picturesque Midwestern state, Jack is a baby boomer, a member of the generation that witnessed the sweeping social, political, and technological changes of the late 20th century. Throughout his life, Jack has been a consistent voter, aligning himself with a particular political party for most elections. However, as the next election looms, Jack finds himself in a state of uncertainty, teetering on the edge of indecision. He is not alone in this dilemma; another individual, perhaps a neighbor or a friend, finds themselves in the same predicament for similar reasons.