[AFPhys]

Well, princess... I must say that from your report, and those of many others on several other threads I've looked at, that I am now truly concerned that there may be a serious situation. Indeed, a failure to vote YES on the recall question is akin to a NO vote on it. While the electronic voters can't seem to miss it, it appears that all of the paper-balloting voters are prone to missing the #1 RECALL question. Whether it will be sufficient to result in that question going down to defeat is impossible to predict, but it has become obvious to those viewing it from afar that there will be some significant numbers of voters who fail to hit YES there.

Perhaps some dough ought to have been spent on getting this message out... but who ought to have spent it?

[GOPrincess]

Incidentally, I actually called my husband, who is voting on his way home from work, and cautioned him about being careful to vote the "Yes on Recall" box, before I ever posted here. Also suggested he pass the word at the office...

I hate worrying about this, I'm starting to feel like Florida in reverse, the last thing I want to be thinking about right now (!).