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Politics : Electoral College 2000 - Ahead of the Curve
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To: Ilaine who wrote (1749)11/11/2000 12:48:22 PM
From: TraderGreg  Read Replies (1) of 6710
 
You're right, it makes no clear distinction...I don't understand why that one lawyer believes it did. But maybe they will argue that for the sake of clarity, the check off boxes should all be oriented the same and in the same order.

As I said, in MD and I guess most other places, all candidates for an office are listed in a SINGLE column. In that arrangement, it wouldn't matter if the check off boxes were on the left side or right side of the names, as long as they were consistent.

TG
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