[kbennkc]

Miller lost my support when he authorized his lawyer to argue the slightest misspelling of the write-in candidate's name should be interpreted as a blank vote.

The statute does not say that, the legislature did not intend that, and if they did it would be an unconstitutional disenfranchisement.

We don't have literacy tests.

No lawyer would believe this interpretation was constitutional, but Miller being a former government lawyer, who cheated and lied when caught, would ignore the constitution if doing so would put him in the Senate, even though more people voted for someone else.

[itsahoot]

Miller lost my support when he authorized his lawyer

So did you write in Lisa?

[Twinkie]

Miller won the primary fair and square.

Lisa pitched a little harridan hissy fit, stomped her foot like the spoiled little girl that she is, insisted that the voters had to be mistaken in rejecting HER magnificence, and pulled this stunt.

Her pigeons will come home to roost sooner or later, hopefully, sooner.

[Lockbox]

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I thought that the poll workers handed out a list of the write in candidates. So we have to count the votes for people too stupid to copy?

[BenKenobi]

I support this. If you can’t write in the damn name, then you can vote for someone else.