If I'm not sure on a judge, I look at how many years they've been there, to be honest.
If I'm not sure on a judge, I look at how many years they've been there, to be honest.
there is always at least one on the other team thats more quilified......
Always is a pretty strong word. There are no absolutes.
That's why I was glad there was a third option on Lt. Gov.
I go online to the county election board website and download the sample ballot for my district. Then I go and research each candidate and question. I fill out the sample ballot exactly how I will be voting and carry it with me. Then all I have to do is mark the real ballot just like the sample and I've voted in accordance with my own beliefs, rather than what someone or some party told me to do.
Informed voting is awesome and highly underrated!
Yep. I just wrote mine on a piece of paper. It was nice to be in and out in 5 minutes.
I can't in good conscious vote for anyone that would associate themselves with the party of obama, pelosi, and reid. That being said I voted of one independent so I, didn't vote straight party. On judges I vote no on all or pick based on name. I did research the questions.
I voted straight party today but not just because its the party I belong to because everyone I wanted to vote for was in the same party. Also on judges I vote no on all of them everytime
I think the only Dems I voted for was Dan Boren and Susan Paddack. There may have been one more, but damned if I can remember who. 
Dan Boren?
