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if ballots start becoming too long, they may want to propose separating the Main election with the secondary seats, or whatever the other category is. It doesn't really make much sense to have everything all in one go anyway. The last thing we want is for voters to find that it's too much of a timecrunch to do. if it's taking 35 minutes to do a ballot then the ballot is far too long. Voting should take 5 to 10 minutes tops, anything more means there is too much information for someone to absorb in the first place which means it needs to be isolated.