Ballot confusion may turn off voters

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For Michael Spitzer-Rubenstein, it's the campaign of Sen. Barack Obama that is driving him to the polls.Daily News.

"This is my first election and I couldn't be more excited," said Spitzer-Rubenstein, 18, who also made calls for the Obama campaign in Los Angeles.

But, other than a couple of other items, he said he was unsure how to vote on all the ballot propositions.

"I know about (Proposition) 8, but a lot of the other ones are pretty confusing," he said. "There's no way anyone can really know about some of the issues that are on the ballot."

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