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this post was submitted on 12 Sep 2026
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its way easier but honestly mostly for judicial retention. having to bring in notes to the poll is a pain.
Why do you have to bring in notes? I've always made decisions beforehand and go in and vote for them.
100% your not from the us. with judicial retention im not sure if it reaches 100 but it can be over two pages. Don't think I have ever seen four. I mean granted if your the type to shirk the judicial then its more possible but you have water reclamation districts. school districts. local, county, state, and federal things. Its still a lot.
100% I am from the US. Born here and raised here. Did live overseas for awhile. But back in the US for many years now. Been at this voting thing for quite some time, participating in every local, state, and federal election that's come and gone. I still say I don't need pages of notes when I've made my mind up about the candidates beforehand.
I call bs to this. Unless you have an edict memory that is way to many names to have memorized when you get to the polls.
Well, thankfully I have no desire nor obligation to prove anything to you. Call whatever you like. Just because you can't manage it doesn't make it true for everyone else.
It is not, nor ever has been, hard in any election I've participated in to know which persons I'm voting for. I don't care if you believe me. Have you perhaps considered that not every election process is the same? Maybe your state does it different from the 4 states I've voted in.