Larry Said:

Must one vote on all items for the ballot to be counted in federal U.S. elections?

We Answered:

No you do not. I typically will not vote for a position if I do not know anything about the person. Your vote will be counted, only for those categories you vote for.

Michelle Said:

How do we get Uncle Sam and Nanny Sam on a federal election ballot?

We Answered:

You write in and propose them and get some one to second you.

Angela Said:

can voters choose among several voting options to cast their ballot in federal elections?

We Answered:

Its becoming easier for people to get absontee ballots than it was before. So you could go that way. Or show up at your polling place and cast it there. *my polling place has it where you fill in the circles...we don't have the electronic machines yet*

Eileen Said:

You know how you can collect signatures on put a state law on the ballot? how come we cant do that w/federal?

We Answered:

Are you seriously asking this? What a libtard.

Dwayne Said:

How many signatures does it take to get proposition on a federal ballot?

We Answered:

None. There is no such process. Write your Congressman.

UPDATE:
It's not an option because the United States Constitution does not permit it. Blame the Founding Fathers.

The best you can do is, like I said before, write your member of Congress.