California reveals the future: Standing in endless lines

Published March 6, 2020 4:00am ET



“The future of elections,” they called it. In 2017, California passed a voting “reform” bill meant to liberate the state’s voters from such old-fashioned ideas as the local election precinct, a single election day, and filling out a ballot by hand.

On Super Tuesday, the Golden State trotted modernity onto the stage beneath the glare of the national spotlight to show us the future. And it was dreadful.

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