Is sexy.
So educate yourself on the candidates/issues and go cast a ballot :wizard: :balloon2: :book:
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Is sexy.
So educate yourself on the candidates/issues and go cast a ballot :wizard: :balloon2: :book:
No.
We don't all live in the USA you know. :tongue:
True, but that also means you dont matterQuote:
Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr
Think I can manage it in just a few hours? I guess it's pretty easy. And I want to be sexy after all :stare:Quote:
Originally Posted by woad&fangs
Already done. Slow day though, I only got a Congressional seat, 3 state amendments, and a county bond issue to vote on.
PWNT! :laugh4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr
DOUBLE PWNT!! :laugh4:Quote:
Originally Posted by Strike For The South
Voted 8AM this morning before I went off to college. 3 Libertarians and 1 Repbulian. Go Libertarians!!!!!!!!
:pimp:
I voted for the first time today!
I have still to vote!
Good on you.:2thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hooahguy
We used a new-fangled voting machine for the first time this election. Fill in the dots on a paper ballot with a pen for your choices. Then feed the ballot into a scanner to cast your vote, the paper ballot gets stored in the machine as a back up in case the scanner malfunctions. Kinda reminded me of taking the old multiple choice tests in school. You really didn't get much privacy as you filled out the ballot at a long table with only these little cardboard dividers between you and the people either side of you. Didn't bother me who knew my choices, but some people complained about it. Besides, I'm too sexy for my ballot.
I went to the polling place, filled out a card with my info on it, handed it to a polling person (who, btw, shouted "WE'VE GOT A FIRST TIME VOTER HERE!!!"), who then handed me some sort of yellow plastic card-like thing, which then I went over to a polling station, put the card into the slot, then voted. Then I got my sticker and walked out. Pretty simple.
Though I would hate to have to fill out all those bubbles like you did HT.
Did anyone do their research on candidates past congress and governor? I did some research but I really had no idea about all those different judges.
Voters educated on the issues and what their legislators actually voted for, as opposed to what they claim, are a politician's worst nightmare. Many people can't be bothered to "trust but verify" and the pols count on that apathy.
Gas thing is my vote was up until lately already counted even if I did not vote on the day, the civil war division meant we were FF or nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rhyfelwyr
tis all changed now though
I cant vote yet...
Though I did serve as an election judge. Worst job ever. Why is it so hard for people to put theur ballots in a machine?
I hope we never get rid of paper ballots here, it just would not be the same to know the result say two or three hours after polls close. If we ever did I bet it would be some EU thing that did it and it would be boring and antiseptic, we just recently scrapped E-voting machines here before they were even used.Quote:
Originally Posted by Motep
Half the drama is from cameras switching to some place where some major upset has occured, IBM announcing the result on ten o'clock news :no: