All a poll worker has to do is tell the voter to rank his preffered candidates from one to x, I’ve had more complicated questions than that while voting. You don’t have to give people a political science lecture.
Ballots are never so simple, and if you’ve ever played a part in designing something to be “common-sense” you’ll understand there’s no such thing at a certain point.
My concern is for those that will not receive the proper information, and for the undue burden on volunteers that already commit a lot of effort. Leaving this to be solved at to moment of voting feels like asking for issues. I think we should be more proactive than that.
All a poll worker has to do is tell the voter to rank his preffered candidates from one to x, I’ve had more complicated questions than that while voting. You don’t have to give people a political science lecture.
Ballots are never so simple, and if you’ve ever played a part in designing something to be “common-sense” you’ll understand there’s no such thing at a certain point.
My concern is for those that will not receive the proper information, and for the undue burden on volunteers that already commit a lot of effort. Leaving this to be solved at to moment of voting feels like asking for issues. I think we should be more proactive than that.