In the fourth race,
you have created four vgroup, conservative2, conservative3, conservative4, and
writein5. You assigned rows 2, 3, 4, and 5 to these respectfully.
This leaves rows 0, and 1 empty in that race. If you turn on "full grid"
you can see the empty rows clearly. I assume by "screwed up", what you are
trying to say is that you do not want these two empty rows. To do this, change the
row assignments to 0, 1, 2, 3.
Looking at the
ballot, though, it isn't actually a fixed row layout. Fixed means you
assign a row to each party. There is only one party here,
conservative. You can lay it out as fixed by abusing the voter groups, but
this ballot doesn't really fit the model. Probably better to lay it out
row/flow and use a few header candidates in this case. Probably. As an aside, the
first race is a vote for one, but you have two write-in
positions.
I hope the
support group understands that laying out these ballots is going to be a massive
effort if we get one of these accounts. Now, don't get me
wrong. Its all doable, and I am sure a large group of people is
getting paid well to do all this work in New York right now.
But it is going to require a different pricing model from our traditional
GEMS layout, where you click the generate button and then drive to
'Tees.
Ken
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