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We solved this issue by having one ballot for each party. In the voting booth you pick your party of choice ballot, fold it and put it in the box.
by Thlom 4y ago
We solved this issue by having one ballot for each party. In the voting booth you pick your party of choice ballot, fold it and put it in the box.
- kube-system 4y agoIn my local elections, we vote all at one time for numerous federal, state, county, and city elections, and some of those may have a dozen candidates, and some may permit multiple votes. And sometimes we have referendums on top of that. Were we to do that, we’d need a damn library full of paper in each booth, and someone to count how many slips of paper you’re dropping into each box. Doesn’t sound like it would work well for us.