Do I have to vote on everything in an election?

Do I have to vote on everything in an election?

Thea Brodkin (Voter Service Chair) gives expert video advice on: How do I know when and where to vote?; How do I know what election literature is legit?; How do I know what I can vote for in an election? and more...

Oh-no! Your ballot will count even if you vote for one thing on the ballot or the whole ballot, the ballot counts. We even have people that go to the election, and vote - they go into the polling booth and they hand in a ballot but that ballot's blank. And sometimes we think it's a malfunctioning machine but it's often not. Those people don't really want to make a choice, but they want to vote. They actually have proof that this happens.