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In reply to the discussion: Judge strikes down Nevada’s 'none' voting option [View all]Jim Lane
(11,175 posts)16. This subthread concerns whether a "None" option is ever sensible, not whether it's unconstitutional
I personally couldn't envision myself ever voting "None", but if somebody wants to, why prevent them? No one's vote is lost except the votes of people who choose to give up their chance of affecting the outcome because they'd rather send a message.
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I'm even worse off, I'm a liberal. I voted for Bill Owens for representative, and will again.
A Simple Game
Aug 2012
#24
This subthread concerns whether a "None" option is ever sensible, not whether it's unconstitutional
Jim Lane
Aug 2012
#16
I wrote in "none" for every local race in 2008 and only cast votes at the top of the ticket.
Spider Jerusalem
Aug 2012
#19
I should have been clearer, yes I do mean a system where another election is
A Simple Game
Aug 2012
#42
Yes. And like I said, any state that had enough people who were dumb enough to
NYC Liberal
Aug 2012
#35