Ooo! More process! Blabby will be pleased.

One thing my wife and I noticed last night was that it would be somewhat more helpful if they had the Voter's Pamphlet coincide better with the ballot.

Make it online-only to bring the older voters to the same turnout levels as young voters.

lol. have an option to not receive it... or receive it by email

I want to know why the ballot return envelopes aren't postage-paid. That's some bullshit.

Oh, and print the whole thing in Comic Sans.

1. Option to receive by e-mail is a good idea.

2. Everyone who votes should get a check from the state for 10$, or the option to donate their 10$ to charity/political party.

@ Graham -

I think you were being sarcastic but you do realize that would cost the taxpayers, right?

Pretty sure that buying stamps "costs the taxpayers," too. I haven't mailed anything since December, and I don't have any stamps. Maybe old people go to the post office all the time, but I sure as fuck don't. Luckily, I live near a library and can drop mine off.

@Bronch O'Humphrey: why not print it in wingdings

It should be in full color on super expensive glossy paper that the New Yorker is printed on.

@ eldepeche -

Shit I just steal mine from work.

But yes, you can always use one of the many dropoff locations (like at Pioneer Square, like I did this morning).

Would you guys be more pissed if they made you drive someplace just to stand in line all day in order to vote in a hurry where you couldn't sit down and do your homework as you voted? I'm sure you'd burn more than $0.43 in gas if you drove to the voting center.