Is OTHER wrong in the post ? POST : So this actually happened today. Lately I’ve been spending more time at the office since it’s a busy period and I’ve made a habit for when I needed a break later on (usually around 7 PM) to go visit the evening receptionist for a quick chat. 

Today she actually asked me whether I would agree to sign something for her. Initially she said that it is so that she may work at the voting booth for the upcoming elections to the European Parliament. However, before I signed the paper I took a look at it and noticed a name of a very anti EU party (which actually wants to push for our country to leave the EU). Apparently, the signatures were for them to gather minimum amount of support so that they may put their candidates into the election. I wholeheartedly oppose leaving the EU so I said I cannot sign it good conscience. She tried to tell me that she is not agreeing with their views but just wants this gig to make extra money on the side and needs 10 signatures for them to take her as support and to give her the job. I refused again saying that I do not want to support this party in any way, in particular by signing my name on what was clearly anti-EU party list for all people to see. We had a bit of back and forth then, but in the end she conceded saying that she understands, but she was clearly visibly upset. I left shortly thereafter as this little argument kinda made any further conversation dry and awkward. 

Ever since this encounter I’ve been thinking whether I should’ve just signed the paper as it was only for her to get the job. Did I made this situation unnecessarily political? Did I allow for my political beliefs to get in a way of common courtesy? Reddit, AITA?

Tl;dr: colleague asked me to sign a list for what was clearly in support of anti-EU party. I refused as this goes against my beliefs. Colleague got upset.