It was a her.., just look up her website and you'll see what another typical politician want-a-be she is. Not really that bright but said all the things those tards like to hear. Could you imagine having to tell your grandkids you lost an election to a dead person?

I honestly never thought about who's name was listed first. You think there are folks that actually just mark the first one listed and move on? I kind of doubt it but I could be wrong.

@Captain_Feelgood
The same for me for my ballot. I can't imagine making my choice just based on who is listed first. But I have read about lawsuits over list order. If I don't have a preference, I leave it blank. But of course some voters think that a blank race might cause their whole ballot to be thrown out. Ugh.

And it's interesting that all contests listed all of one party first and the same party -- not alphabetically, not randomly, not even by party registration of the voter. Somebody made a conscious choice to list all one party first.

Many races turn out to be close enough that it doesn't take much to tip them.

@RichCC Well, I do remember on the ballot I filled out (I assume they were all the same in my district) had them mixed as far as the order be they Dem or Repub. I guess anything is possible these days.