How do you handle write-in candidates on touch-screen voting machines?

A thought. Because I know anyone who wants to vote for Nader is taking a principled position. I do respect principle, but after this I'm sure there's better ways of supporting them.

I'm not implying I think his run is a bad idea because of that article. It's more that I hope people see the Usenet quality to his explanations.

Now, I understand y'all do not want to reward the Democratic party with a vote. I hope you don't want to reward Nader's obvious mendacity. And you may feel Nader is himself unconnected with the Conservative financial shenanigans underpinning his campaign (and I hope you gave Sharpton the same slack…I didn't, but given my position on Nader I shouldn't have), but if he receives anything more than a humiliation it will encourage that sort of interferance in the future.

So I suggest the principled progressive response would be to write in your own name.

But I don't know if touch-screen voting machines handle write-in candidates.

Posted by Prometheus 6 on July 18, 2004 - 10:10am :: Politics
 
 

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As I've been saying all along, I'll most likely be voting for Kerry, but damn the Democratic party makes it hard sometimes...

Posted by  Al-Muhajabah (not verified) on July 19, 2004 - 7:45am.

I know.

Posted by  P6 (not verified) on July 19, 2004 - 10:06am.

That makes three of us.

Posted by  George (not verified) on July 19, 2004 - 8:47pm.