Help interpreting NC vote count

[SmilingJack]

This is only tangentially on topic, but since this thread is at least partly about the NC vote count: I voted in Wilson, we had paper ballots that you had to fill in the bubbles with a pen. How was it elsewhere in NC? Obviously filling in a paper ballot like that, there was no way to vote straight Dem, you had to fill out every one that you wanted to vote for. Could anyone else in NC vote straight Dem? That would've saved me some time...

Same paper bubbles deal in Chapel Hill.
Yeah I was thinking that if you were barely literate in English and the fact that the Democrats on the ballot were inconsistent as far as choices 1-4 sometimes. Almost like whoever wrote the ballot wanted to confuse people in hopes that they would screw up.

 

[Granville]

NC State Board of Elections​

Straight-ticket voting is not allowed in North Carolina. If you wish to vote for all members of a party, you must select a candidate in each contest.

 

[fourheels]

Same paper bubbles deal in Chapel Hill.
Yeah I was thinking that if you were barely literate in English and the fact that the Democrats on the ballot were inconsistent as far as choices 1-4 sometimes. Almost like whoever wrote the ballot wanted to confuse people in hopes that they would screw up.

All candidates are listed alphabetically

 

[DougDaBroadcasta]

 

[Icky Mettle]

It’s so weird that the dem candidates running for state offices are up by so much in that poll and the presidential race is tied.