Thread: I Made Freedom Count __ I Voted

If you're registered get out there and do the thing !

I did the thing!

yea, me too ten times!

I did not

Yet

I have never seen our little Firehouse polling station EVER this busy, first time in 16 years I haven't driven up parked in the lot and voted within 15 minutes, including talking with the neighbor ladies that check yer ID to yer name on the rolls

The line of parked cars went down both sides of the street..

Gotta wait until later in the day to try again

Originally Posted by gssixgun

I did not

Yet

I have never seen our little Firehouse polling station EVER this busy, first time in 16 years I haven't driven up parked in the lot and voted within 15 minutes, including talking with the neighbor ladies that check yer ID to yer name on the rolls

The line of parked cars went down both sides of the street..

Gotta wait until later in the day to try again

CHECKED YOUR ID? That's racist!! LOL.

I voted and I can honestly say that my presidential vote meant nothing. Living in California my vote is guaranteed to be stolen from me and given to the democratic candidate. Thanks to our IDIOTIC electoral system, my individual vote is completely meaningless.

I voted third party.

I'm planning to rock the vote this afternoon.

I didn't vote in one presidential election and still regret it. That's why I now vote in every election, even if it's just for city council.

Did at 0900.

Originally Posted by Leatherstockiings

I'm planning to rock the vote this afternoon.

I didn't vote in one presidential election and still regret it. That's why I now vote in every election, even if it's just for city council.

Kind of a strange sentiment, 'even if it's just for city council'. It seems to be pretty much the same everywhere: local elections, due to their lack of political "sex appeal" I guess, are vastly underestimated.

As an aside, being a foreigner in Finland local elections are the only elections I to vote on.

Originally Posted by Pithor

Kind of a strange sentiment, 'even if it's just for city council'. It seems to be pretty much the same everywhere: local elections, due to their lack of political "sex appeal" I guess, are vastly underestimated.

As an aside, being a foreigner in Finland local elections are the only elections I to vote on.

I see your point. Sadly, local elections rarely draw a significant turnout in my town and success has more to do with popularity and name recognition than qualifications. I'm going to a zoning meeting tonight so maybe they will surprise me.

I did!