Reading between the lines

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Nat Stein
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by Joie van de Wetering via Flickr https://www.flickr.com/photos/etheltheaardvark/8432484548/in/photolist-dR9FSC-dK5YZ-aEojhP-aEojqK-8iEByi-59ZaA7-9nw6hQ-bEwHQd-9nw6hb-jXrDrc-bmPtz9-9C9Cau-nR9s5R-iejarS-6BMuyP-JMYWq-4yyX65-7kPa4s-5xJLJG-aEs9F9-8hmDCa-2CcxCR-25d9Nw-8wHWkY-5Nb3h8-9tR1L1-8EdfwJ-8Edg6h-8EdgdW-8EdfWq-8EdfNw-4TYAko-9C6G7B-9C9BDm-9C6FSP-9C6EZ6-9C6GrV-9C6FqT-9C9Bw9-9C9BUs-9C6Fda-49kSge-pTXkf-7yTayF-7uZrEK-C4qR3-y9fwb-7ey9DB-5fRwVT-72iMZh

 
Fighting over “could” or “will” and other joys of ballot wording.

Peter Marcus at the Durango Herald walks readers through the squabbles over the language to appear in this election’s “Blue Book.” Via the Durango Herald.

[Photo by Jodie van de Wetering via Flickr/Creative Commons.]