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First draft of the Voters Information Guide

Update: The Voters Information Guide is finished. Thanks for all the help.

Ok, I spent most of Friday night knee deep in information on how to go about voting in the 2004 US election and have come up with a first draft of the Voters Information Guide (as initiated here). It’s unfinished with the barest of formatting, but I wanted to get feedback on it before I go any further. And keep in mind, this is more Voting for Dummies than it is an exhaustive FAQ.

What do you think? Too much information? Too little? Is it clear? Can someone find me a list of absentee ballot deadlines as good as the one on Michael Moore’s site but not on MM’s site? English majors and copy editors, help me smooth out the rough edges (with a focus on clarity, concision, and readability by someone who may not know what “absentee” means). Does anyone see any incorrect or misleading information? Leave your feedback in the thread or email me.

Eventually, translations and other versions (print, PDF, audio?, etc.) would be helpful to have, but wait on that until we’re nearing the final draft.