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>From what I understand, the Democratic party in the area approved the ballot
before it went out.
So, apparently, someone "signed-off" on it.
>>> RWS <rshade -at- fast -dot- net> 11/09/00 11:05AM >>>
I saw the ballot on CSPAN early this morning and I can easily understand
how someone could get confused - especially someone with compromised
eyesight.
Also, I thought I heard on CSPAN that there were 19,000 double-punched
ballots in Palm Beach County, not 2000.
Usability was the first thing I thought of when the picture of the ballot
appeared on the TV screen.
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