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# Re: Ballot provided for certification

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- Subject: Re: Ballot provided for certification
- From: "Greg Forsythe" <gfglobal@earthlink.net>
- Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2001 22:00:48 -0400
- References: <002d01c0ead3$ac815510$e151149a@greg>

Your right. I tried to lay it out as fixed/row with endorsements instead of flow column without endorsements. The header option in "Race Editor -> Candidates" is very useful. I found the easiest method is to lay out the grid and then replace the numbered candidate cells with the actual candidates, write-ins and blank headers.
New York ballots will require a great deal of time, features and ability.
Greg

> You can lay it out as fixed by abusing the voter groups, but this ballot doesn't really fit the model.
> Probably better to lay it out row/flow and use a few header candidates in this case. Probably.
> Now, don't get me wrong. Its all doable, and I am sure a large group of people is getting paid well to do all this work in New York right now.
> Ken

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