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NRA ballot issue out

Posted by David Hardy · 23 February 2022 02:59 PM

Normally, I'd find a half-dozen or so webpages, candidates speaking for themselves, or blog endorsing or opposing candidates. This year a quick search turned up only one, for Frank Tait, the only candidate nominated by petition. Aside from that, there is a posting last year on Only Guns and Money. If anyone sees pages that I missed, please add comments.

I always vote ONLY for people I really, really want, and never vote for the entire number allowed (this year 25 of the 30 candidates. If you have five that you really want, and vote for 25, you just dilute your vote: there is a good chance that you may be electing someone you considered just OK at the expense of someone you really wanted.

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