Instead of giving people more of an opportunity to vote for candidates they really want in office, it would give them the capability to destroy their opposing p arties. This measure has no real benefits to anyone who believes in our political process. If it passes, it will simply be used by opponents to screw over the competiti on. Some might say this is a rather jaded point of view, but look at the way campaigns are run. Candidates spend more time trying to tell voters all the reason they shouldn't vote for their opponents instead of explaining to them why voters should vote for them.
Negativity is what campaigning is all about.
If this measure was in effect for today's election, the Republicans could have all voted for Lyndon LaRouche or all the Democrats could have voted for Bob Dorna n. This proposition is a bad idea. It's that simple. The polls are open unti l 8 p.m. and if you are registered, you should have received a sample ballot in the mail telling you what people and propositions you have the option of voting for and telling you the location of your polling place. It doesn't take a lot of time and it's the right thing to do.