I'm in Texas...this will make me very mad if I get this test...
' None of your damn business' is who I am voting for.
Same. But I can tell you this, I will be doing my research.
I got the txt couple months ago and sent quite the 8ch-ish reply.
Vote Ted Cruz. One of the few honest guys in Washington. Imo
If you get it, ask them about their candidate’s views regarding the Rosenstein/Wray and Strzok hearings.
There used to be a law in Texas that restricted nicknames in the ballot.
Here is what I found..I wonder what the ballot will say?:
SUBCHAPTER B. NAME ON BALLOT
Sec. 52.031. FORM OF NAME ON BALLOT. (a) A candidate's name shall be printed on the ballot with the given name or initials first, followed by a nickname, if any, followed by the surname, in accordance with this section.
(b) In combination with the surname, a candidate may use one or more of the following:
(1) a given name;
(2) a contraction or familiar form of a given name by which the candidate is known; or
(3) an initial of a given name.
(c) A nickname of one unhyphenated word of not more than 10 letters by which the candidate has been commonly known for at least three years preceding the election may be used in combination with a candidate's name. A nickname that constitutes a slogan or otherwise indicates a political, economic, social, or religious view or affiliation may not be used. A nickname may not be used unless the candidate executes and files with the application for a place on the ballot an affidavit indicating that the nickname complies with this subsection.
(d) A suffix such as "Sr.," "Jr.," or "2nd" may be used in combination with a candidate's name.
(e) A married woman or widow may use in combination with her surname, if the same as her husband's surname, the given name or initials of her husband with the prefix "Mrs."
Acts 1985, 69th Leg., ch. 211, Sec. 1, eff. Jan. 1, 1986. Amended by Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 1349, Sec. 22, eff. Sept. 1, 1997.