> As an aside, this can probably be written as:
>
> current_user_vote = item.vote_set.filter(user=request.user)
>
> >
> > I tried to use annotate() two times, however it filtered out everything
> > except items current user voted on.
>
> Just use it once.
>
Thank you for answer, however I still can't see how can I do it.
Using annotate only once won't let me use filter() to exclude users
different than the current one.
Item.objects.annotate(
score=Sum('votes__value'),
current_user_vote=Sum('votes__value')
)
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