Scot C. Trypal
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- Joined
- Mar 10, 2004
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Take all your votes, from President to State Initiative 241A, or whatever. Divide the number of your votes that match the election results by the total items on which you could vote (I’m going to ignore all my votes to keep judges, as they always go the same way, are many, and would misrepresent the results). Abstentions count as votes where your will was not done.
Personally, I’m a sad voter. I voted on 17 items and abstained for a small protest on 2. Out of those 19 items, my success was a mere 37%, and none of them were on the items I considered very important to my family. Ah well, guess I’m a bit out of step with my fellow citizens.
Did most here fare better or worse?
Personally, I’m a sad voter. I voted on 17 items and abstained for a small protest on 2. Out of those 19 items, my success was a mere 37%, and none of them were on the items I considered very important to my family. Ah well, guess I’m a bit out of step with my fellow citizens.
Did most here fare better or worse?