I don't think I'm voting on any of the same stuff you are, megan. It's all local and county stuff, afaict. I should check that, though.
Natter 55: It's the 55th Natter
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
(a strange designation given the fact that it's 150 pages)
Good lord! My sample ballot was all of one sheet and it used BIG print. Mayor, city council president, comptroller (unopposed), city council member(unopposed.) I don't have it in front of me, but I think that's it for me this year.
My doctor just asked me what I want to do about my migraines.
Uh, stop having them. Ball's in your court, MD.
I don't have anything really to vote for, so I may skip it. Crazy!
California voting information is crazily complete - candidate statements, arguments for propositions, arguments against propositions, responses to both arguments. Knowing that's getting mailed to me allows me to completely ignore all political ads and most of the news.
Mr. Smith would haunt me.
My doctor just asked me what I want to do about my migraines.
This sounds like a question that should be responded to with a punch to the head. The questioner's head.
Mayor, 3 City Council seats (the top 3 of a pool of 6 candidates), and some bond issues. A typical odd-year election for this area.
I think there will be literally nothing contested on my ballot, and one ballot question that doesn't apply to NYC. So.
I've voted in "elections" like this before, and it's just weird -- all the same names up for judge across all the different parties, etc.
Good lord! My sample ballot was all of one sheet and it used BIG print.
Aaah, California. We have 11 ballot measures and 12 candidates for mayor including:
a nudist activist (Apparently I am FREE TO BE NUDE!!)
a vegan taxicab driver whose first name seems to be Grasshopper
a "showman" who goes by the name of Chicken John