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agentkgb
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| Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 8:51 am Post subject: |
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Lumina wrote: I'd think the paper ballots would be far easier for, say, the elderly, to use, but Florida proved this to be untrue.
Machines with larger letters might be easier to see than paper ballots. |
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bunny
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Lumina
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| Posted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 11:37 am Post subject: |
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agentkgb wrote: Lumina wrote: I'd think the paper ballots would be far easier for, say, the elderly, to use, but Florida proved this to be untrue.
Machines with larger letters might be easier to see than paper ballots.
Good point. I think the larger print is helpful too. But for the techno-phobic, I think the machines may be very intimidating. It took me three times to feel really confident, and I earn part of my living online! |
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lucidnightmare
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| At some point they will find a voting method so simple that even the crack heads and hobos that the Democrats round up before every election to vote for them won't get confused by it.Punching holes was too much. |
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