[ SECRET POST #6730 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6730 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Local politics

[(Anonymous)]

it is, especially when you're in a state where your supreme court candidates are being ratfucked by Elon Musk directly. I think a lot of positions that are still voted - law enforcement, specifically - should be appointed by the governor or hired by a board like any other job, but there's a near-zero chance of that kind of change being made when our state legislature only meets for 2 months every year. Lots of places in the US are hamstrung by ridiculous shit in our state constitutions that were applicable when the state was formed in the 1800s but definitely have no validity in the 2020s.

I vote in every election that has any sort of contention - sometimes the smallest local seat is running uncontested, and while I think about going just to make a statement, there's really no reason to go when the entire ballot is two school board seats that have no opponents. but that's as much as I can do because it is so fucking exhausting having to get out and vote something like four, five, six elections per year.