Updated: May 13, 2005, 1:48 PM

Vote: How do you fill out the ballot?


If Americans cared as much about political elections as they do about the voting process for the MLB All-Star Game, well, things might be very different. Then again, the Florida recount in 2000 had nothing on the voting fiasco surrounding the 1957 All-Star Game, when seven Cincinnati players -- and this wasn't the Big Red Machine -- were elected to start.

Page 2 writers Jim Caple and Eric Neel offered up their take on filling out a ballot, but what's your take on rocking the All-Star vote? Ever stuffed the ballot box? Would you rather see stars like Curt Schilling or first-half successes like Jon Garland (right)? And do we really need representatives from the Royals and Pirates?
  • 1) Should fans be solely responsible for picking the starters for the All-Star Game?
  • 2) Should fans be solely responsible for picking reserves for the All-Star Game?
  • 3) Should every team be represented by at least one player in the All-Star Game?
  • 4) What is your most important criteria in choosing between two players?
  • 5) How many MLB All-Star ballots do you usually fill out?
  • 6) Who would you rather see pitch in the All-Star Game?

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