Talking about politics can be tricky. And when there are differences at the dinner table, things can get super awkward. While we wait for results to roll in, here are some tips for navigating difficult conversations this #ElectionDay

Put your relationship with this person first, and reach out privately. Nobody wants to be called out in front of family and friends or in the comments section.

Try having a conversation *Conversation being the keyword here* When we feel heard, we’re more likely to listen. So, make sure the conversation is a two-way street.

And be KIND. That’s the tweet

OK - so difference of opinion is one thing, but what should you do if a loved one is instead sharing misinformation? Here are some tips from Youtube beauty creator and MediaWise Ambassador @cydbee. First, be transparent and stick to the facts.

Next, gently ask where they got their information and offer to swap sources. Better yet, load them up with evidence from sources you *know* they trust. Use your sources wisely

And if the conversation doesn’t go as planned at first, don’t lose hope. Tough conversations are usually the ones worth having.