Butterfly ballot is child's play

An experiment was recently done in the Indianapolis Children's museum. A group of grade school students were all given copies of the controversial Florida ballot and told simply to vote for Gore. No other instructions were given and no questions were asked. When the results were in (although there was no official recount) the answer was clear. Gore won. Unanimously. \nI suppose all the students could have been part of a conspiracy set out by their oppressive Republican parents to vote carefully for Gore and put through rigorous training sessions, including hours of voting and revoting until their answers were consistently Gore. But I'm not quite sure everyone in Indianapolis has that much time. If they did wish to form a conspiracy forpropaganda against the vice president, I don't think they would start at the Children's Museum.