Re: how I'm voting

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (Robert)]

FWIW, here are the sites that I use.

 https://siliconvalleydsa.org/voters-guide/
 https://progressivevotersguide.com/ca
 https://workingfamilies.org/state/ca/
 https://www.cagreens.org/

Unlike you, I don't have an algorithm.  Probably should, 'tho.

I will vote this weekend.  Held out just in case any of my preferred
candidates dropped out.

 > From: Brian <http://www.cs..edu/~b>
 > Date: Mon, 11 May 2026 17:48:20 -0700
 >
 > So I finally got around to filling out my ballot, although it looks like
 > today's one of those days on which I never make it out of the house, so
 > I'll actually drop the ballot off at the library tomorrow.
 > 
 > I voted algorithmically:
 > 
 > 1.  Bubble in all candidates recommended by Bernie Sanders.
 > 2.  Bubble in all candidates recommended by Ca DSA, unless the
 >     position was already filled in step 1.
 > 3.  Bubble in all candidates recommended by Green Party Ca, unless
 >     .... step 1 or 2.
 > 4.  That's it; leave the rest blank.
 > 
 > My theory is, my vote has negligible effect on the actual result,
 > especially since I'm a leftist in the Bay Area, but might just possibly
 > help convince the Democratic Party management that it's harder for them to
 > win elections without a progressive endorsement.  Ideally some Republican
 > unexpectedly wins some unimportant office in the solid blue Bay Area
 > because none of the leftists turn out.  (The really important offices are
 > filled in step 1.)