Our ballot was printed in such large type, the pages were so long they didn't fit on the table. I kept having to reposition it to complete the arrows.

But it was a good thing (and not just for the visually impaired). We had, among all the other offices to vote for (dozens and dozens), 58 separate judicial retentions, on which a yes or no arrow had to be completed. Had they been smaller, it would have been even more of a bitch to fill in. As it was, it took me more than 20 minutes to complete my ballot, and I brought a fully filled out cheat-sheet sample ballot with me.

Bring reading glasses next time in New York!

fit on one line to avoid some confusion.

However, there should have been a magnifier sitting in a pocket in the booth where you fill it out.

Sorry it's too late now, but nobody looks there, and poll workers often forget or don't know about it themselves.

Let's hope someone at least tries to make changes.

The Board can't do anything right.