Thanks to Rich Corbett's blog , it is possible to see what the primary ballot paper looks like. It'll come as a bit of a shock to British readers - as our papers are a lot less complicated.
The Ballot paper looks like this
For everyone interested in History and also the work of Britain's Parliament; the US Congress; the European Parliament and the French Parlement. Also deals with China and the European Union. Discusses Practice, Procedure, History and current issues.