Elect none above: Write-in Connor Vlakancic

A reasonable question from people is why “Write-In” a candidate that is such a very long shot, seemingly impossible to win, and therefore wasting their vote.  The answer is that a write-in vote for Connor Vlakancic politically endorses a critical nonpartisan California strategy to empower political change in all 50 states!

First: Proposition 14 that was fed to voters as empowering an “Open Primary Election” has actually resulted in a “Closed General Election” (only the Top-Two candidates are allowed in November).  If either of the Open Primary candidates turns out to be seriously flawed, the remaining candidate is immune to voter examination and rejection because Proposition 14 “outlawed” the option of an alternate emergency write-in candidate.

Second: The omnipresent war between the Democrat and Republican political party machinery seeks to destroy the other party regardless of the destruction of Americans faith and respect for our government; Representatives and Senators.

Third: There is enormous voter anger over the 2010 Democrat and Republican candidates for California’s U.S. Senator.  All newspapers articles clearly express the reasons for voter discontent.  He is the Top-One candidate for the voters who otherwise will refuse to vote because of their objection and frustration with failed status-quo, politics-as-usual political machinery and over the top campaign money candidates.

Fourth: In 2002, Congress passed the Help America Vote Act (HAVA).  Public Law 107-252, Oct. 29, 2002.  This legislation created the Election Assistance Commission, as an independent administration that develops guidelines to make sweeping reforms to the nation’s voting process. HAVA addresses critically needed improvements following the problematical 2000 election.  HAVA established the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to assist the states regarding HAVA compliance. The EAC includes appointment of four (4) commissioners that are nominated by the President on recommendations from leadership in Congress.
Connor Vlakancic has met with multiple members of Congress to recommend him for appointment to the one currently vacant EAC Commissioner Seat.  The three existing Commissioners are Capital Hill career political operatives.  He intends to be the pragmatic California American operative.  As EAC Commissioner he will work to advance nonpartisan election process in California and all 50 states.  Objective redistricting, Alternative Choice Balloting and OPEN Elections.
Connor’s credibility by securing Independent nonpartisan write-in votes will greatly increase his Good Luck to achieve this politically independent appointment, representative of California, and Good Luck favors the well prepared candidate.

California Voter instructions – How to: “ElectNoneOfTheAbove”

How do I mark my ballot?

  • Use only a blue or black ballpoint ink pen. Do not use red ink pens, Sharpies, markers or any other type of pen
  • Make one single line to connect the head and tail of the arrow that points to your choice
  • To vote, connect the head and tail of the arrow that points to the candidate’s name

How do I vote for Write-In Candidate Connor Vlakancic?

To vote for the candidate whose name is not printed on the ballot, you must:

  1. Write the candidate Connor Vlakancic’s name in the space provided for that contest
  2. You must connect the head and tail of the arrow to the right of his name you wrote in.

Writing in Connor Vlakancic’s name without connecting the head and tail of the arrow will result that the card reading equipment will not “see” that your vote is desired and therefore your write-in vote will not be counted.
Only votes for qualified write-in candidates will be counted. Connor Vlakancic is a qualified write-in candidate.  He filed the required nomination documents within the time frame specified by law. A list of all qualified write-in candidates for all elective offices is available at the polling place on Election Day, and the list is posted on The California Registrar of Voters website 13 days before the election.


Sample of a ballot for U.S. Senator from California, the order of the candidates varies over the 58 counties.

How can I make sure my ballot will count?

Ballots have to be clean of any stray marks or information that could identify you.

DO NOT sign your name on your ballot, write your initials, or write any other words or marks on your voted ballot – it will NOT BE COUNTED. Also, if you make a mistake and use an eraser to correct it, your original mark may make it unclear how you want to vote. It is best to get a new ballot and start over.

If I make a mistake marking my ballot, how do I fix it?

The best option is to get a new ballot. If you are at the polls, ask the precinct officer for a new ballot. If you are voting by mail, follow the instructions provided with your ballot packet.

A reasonable question from people is why “Write-In” a candidate that is such a very long shot, seemingly impossible to win, and therefore wasting their vote. The answer is that a write-in vote for Connor Vlakancic politically endorses a critical nonpartisan California strategy to empower political change in all 50 states!

First: Proposition 14 that was fed to voters as empowering an “Open Primary Election” has actually resulted in a “Closed General Election” (only the Top-Two candidates are allowed in November). If either of the Open Primary candidates turns out to be seriously flawed, the remaining candidate is immune to voter examination and rejection because Proposition 14 “outlawed” the option of an alternate emergency write-in candidate.

Second: The omnipresent war between the Democrat and Republican political party machinery seeks to destroy the other party regardless of the destruction of Americans faith and respect for our government; Representatives and Senators.

Third: There is enormous voter anger over the 2010 Democrat and Republican candidates for California’s U.S. Senator. All newspapers articles clearly express the reasons for voter discontent. He is the Top-One candidate for the voters who otherwise will refuse to vote because of their objection and frustration with failed status-quo, politics-as-usual political machinery and over the top campaign money candidates.

Fourth: In 2002, Congress passed the Help America Vote Act (HAVA). Public Law 107-252, Oct. 29, 2002. This legislation created the Election Assistance Commission www.eac.gov , as an independent administration that develops guidelines to make sweeping reforms to the nation’s voting process. HAVA addresses critically needed improvements following the problematical 2000 election. HAVA established the Election Assistance Commission (EAC) to assist the states regarding HAVA compliance. The EAC includes appointment of four (4) commissioners that are nominated by the President on recommendations from leadership in Congress.

Connor Vlakancic has met with multiple members of Congress to recommend him for appointment to the one currently vacant EAC Commissioner Seat. The three existing Commissioners are Capital Hill career political operatives. He intends to be the pragmatic California American operative. As EAC Commissioner he will work to advance nonpartisan election process in California and all 50 states. Objective redistricting, Alternative Choice Balloting and OPEN Elections.

Connor’s credibility by securing Independent nonpartisan write-in votes will greatly increase his Good Luck to achieve this politically independent appointment, representative of California, and Good Luck favors the well prepared candidate.