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Morning y'all, here are a couple incredibly simple tips to make sure your ballot is filled out correctly from the exec dir of @civicdesign @whitneyq :https://www.fastcompany.com/90557106/ballots-can-be-appallingly-confusing-here-are-4-tips-for-filling-yours-out-correctly …
Read all the way to the bottom of *each column* carefully- your ballot won't necessarily be intuitive. Sometimes candidates for a particular contest will be listed below the instructions in the same column; sometimes candidates will be split into multiple columns. Don't miss any!
After you complete your ballot, double-check you've haven't missed a contest by reading the pages in reverse, and keep an eye out for visual clues like shading or dark lines between contests
If you vote on an electronic voting machine, keep an eye out for multiple contests on the same screen--a second contest on the same screen can be easy to miss
And most importantly, get out there and vote! As Quesenbery told me, "The most important thing I would say is this: This is the year when every vote counts.”
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