"Oval Above" Wording Dictated By State Law
But not, it seems, placement of the oval itself.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
This is a copy of New York State Bill A11354, which changed the law to allow for fill-in ovals and squares (instead of checkmarks and X's) on paper ballots. We've highlighted the section that dictates how ballot instructions must be written.
Comments [1]
obviously the one who design the ballot sheets didn't read the brief, ie the requirement for a ballot sheet thats found in the state law.
Typical.
Hear's a thought, I think every campaign's coffer should set aside a percentage to the voting department for funding into getting the right and intelligent people to write up ballot sheets and designing ballot sheets and having a unifying system...
I find it increasingly probably that one day the UN will be asked to come in to observe elections fraud and inconsistencies.
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