why not just have his name once, with the two parties behind/below his name? that would be a far more accurate representation of what was going on.
you really need to go back and actually read what I said, instead of jumping to conclusions. the culminating point on the data collection was actually about the formatting of the ballot.
if you address any one point, explain to me how its an unbiased system to break left to right, top to bottom in the formatting?
or there was even the point I raised that I admitted may not be nefarious, but without information on how the order was determined, the fact that two people had their name twice before 3 candidates had theirs once seems slanted on its face.
those are just two basic, objective items, that you haven't addressed with this version of fusion voting.