Unregistered
June 2nd, 2005, 03:41 PM
I don’t know who is worse, the Republicans, the
Democrats, state/county elections body, or the
walking abortion voters who cannot seem to grasp the
simple concept of filling out a ballot properly.
I guess the political parties have an excuse. They
are mostly made up of attorneys, who as a general rule
can’t help but open their collective mouths at the
wrong time. When the election is over and the votes
have been counted, it’s over with. Finished. Shut
the fuck up, you lost.
If a vote doesn’t get counted because it wasn’t filled
out properly, tough shit. Votes are not up for
interpretation. Yes, every vote should count, but
only if the ballot was filled out competently. How
fucking hard is it people?? How do these asshats get
through life if they are unable to fill out a document
as simple as a ballot? You fill in the little dot
next to the name of the person that you want to win.
Not circle the name, not put a check in the box, not
make happy faces in the little dots next to the names.
Jesus, get a clue. If the ballot doesn’t pass muster
with the computer, it’s out. Retards shouldn’t have a
vote if they can’t fill in a dot. It would even out
in the end, as there are plenty of dumb-fucks on both
sides of the aisle. One thing is for sure; neither
party corners the market on idiots.
As for the King County Elections Board, who’s running
this fucking show? If time y on date X is the cutoff
point for votes, then that’s it. No more. Get your
shit together. There are a finite number of polling
places, with a finite number of voters registered at
those polling places. How is it that votes are
“discovered” this late in the game? There should be a
container of votes from each polling place. This
would mean the same number of containers as polling
places. If the containers aren’t at their respective
county elections board by noon the day after the
election, they don’t count. Simple. At least then,
we could hold someone accountable when they fucked up.
I don’t ever want to see elections staff members,
with attorney’s over their shoulder, mulling over what
a ballot says.
Democrats, state/county elections body, or the
walking abortion voters who cannot seem to grasp the
simple concept of filling out a ballot properly.
I guess the political parties have an excuse. They
are mostly made up of attorneys, who as a general rule
can’t help but open their collective mouths at the
wrong time. When the election is over and the votes
have been counted, it’s over with. Finished. Shut
the fuck up, you lost.
If a vote doesn’t get counted because it wasn’t filled
out properly, tough shit. Votes are not up for
interpretation. Yes, every vote should count, but
only if the ballot was filled out competently. How
fucking hard is it people?? How do these asshats get
through life if they are unable to fill out a document
as simple as a ballot? You fill in the little dot
next to the name of the person that you want to win.
Not circle the name, not put a check in the box, not
make happy faces in the little dots next to the names.
Jesus, get a clue. If the ballot doesn’t pass muster
with the computer, it’s out. Retards shouldn’t have a
vote if they can’t fill in a dot. It would even out
in the end, as there are plenty of dumb-fucks on both
sides of the aisle. One thing is for sure; neither
party corners the market on idiots.
As for the King County Elections Board, who’s running
this fucking show? If time y on date X is the cutoff
point for votes, then that’s it. No more. Get your
shit together. There are a finite number of polling
places, with a finite number of voters registered at
those polling places. How is it that votes are
“discovered” this late in the game? There should be a
container of votes from each polling place. This
would mean the same number of containers as polling
places. If the containers aren’t at their respective
county elections board by noon the day after the
election, they don’t count. Simple. At least then,
we could hold someone accountable when they fucked up.
I don’t ever want to see elections staff members,
with attorney’s over their shoulder, mulling over what
a ballot says.