Like mbogo375 said.



Just trying to emphasize the importance of this election.



(I could vote early and did).

Done! 0700 EST

7:29 am Voted! A huge turn out in my voting place, I hope that's a great sign for GB...


**********************BUSH 2004 ************************

Waited about 45 mins to vote at my polling place, short considering the folks who arraived and were in the A-G line were still waiting after I voted. Usually I'm in the first 60 to vote, this year I was 129, so definitely larger turn out.

One vote for W from a solid RED state.

I hope you are right re: VA Solid RED.

btt

Used early voting last week.......

I'd much rather vote early and I'm definitely voting, but I'm waiting until my son gets out of school (he's nine). He's been in the booth with me for every election since he was born, hopefully he'll still care when he's of age.

Kyler

Done, despite the two fossils working the table this morning (neither of whom could see well enough to locate my name; I wonder if they'd have had the same difficulty had I been registered as a Democrat ).

George

Hope I don't loose faith in the American people

Mid-morning voting is the way to go...In and out in 12 minutes....

Hey George,
I wouldn't want to volunteer for that job would you?
My parents have done it locally for the last several years. I know lately they've devoted at least two days to rules meetings and several other days to organizing paperwork and other volunteers. Today they are planning to be at the poles SIXTEEN hours (for free) to hear people whine.
I'm glad someone will do it.

Kyler

Mission accomplished.

Kyler,

If they paid me my regular wage, I'd do it. Of course, I'd actually examine the voters' identification, and process them quickly. During the slow periods, I'd read books on hunting Africa, instead of yakking incessantly and scarfing donuts.

That job is pretty simple, a chimp could do it. Check id, look up the name, obtain voter's signature, hand them a numbered card. Hell, even a McDonald's employee could handle it.

In these parts, 99% of the poll workers are senior citizens looking for some extra cash and something to do, and Democrat party hacks.

George

Done, as of 9:00AM CST. An important election for many reasons, and especially if you value your gun rights.

In Oregon we vote by mail. I don't know if that's any "better" than going to polling places to cast ballots, but it is more convenient. I don't ever mail my ballot. I always hand deliver it to the county election center. Gary T.

At 0710 MST I placed my vote. The polling place was very busy and I'm hoping that most fellow voters are on the "right" side... but I fear the worst. Unfortunately, the lady behind me (my wife) cancelled all my votes to the letter. At least I cancelled her vote, back!

btt

(I am in a race with mbogo375 for the most replies ).

btt

I am voting multiple times!

I hope most people voted this morning, I can't go vote until later tonight, after work.

I voted last week. Ya'll in those "toss-up" states are the ones that need to get out and vote.

I just responded in mbogo375's thread just so I can say I voted twice like those double registrants in Ohio and Florida.

You mean "vote early, vote often?"

We voted first day of early voting!! Waited over an hour in a very packed polling place.

On the news they said that over 25% of the registered voters in San Antonio voted early.

I have been voting for over 40 yrs and this is the first time I have stood in line outside the polling house. Hugh turn out in this swing state.

Mailed my absentee ballot ten days ago. Just saw first results from Guam, 17,000 Bush, 9,500 Kerry. I hope that is an omen

"...I am voting multiple times!..."

You are showing your true colours Will, only democrats vote more than once

btt

One more vote for me!

Bill - Do they let people your age still vote? I thought there was a cutoff after 90...

As soon as my wife gets home (very shortly) we're outta here...

ZD,

Hey at 90, you get cut off from a lot of stuff, but not voting.

btt, again

Alzheimer's???

Done!

Fortunately I have a full clinic schedule this afternoon and evening to keep me occupied.

I'm so anxious you couldn't pound a needle up my ass with a sledgehammer.

JCN

Civic duty accomplished.....

In our area of Virginia we vote in an old cabinet shop, we have one booth and I was in and out in 5 minutes. I am a gun owner, collector, hunter, wounded Vietnam vet, and proud to be an American!! Guess who I voted for!! Take care and God bless.



cordell

Here in Columbus, Ohio ------- In a precinct that I have been able to walk in and vote in minutes, in every election from 1976 to now. There was a 3 1/2 hour line at 10:30 am this morning. My precinct had 1400 new registrations this election period. I don't konw who it favors, but it sure is different!

btt, once again

Voted early to avoid the rush.

By the way, is there any truth to the rhumor that due to the extremely heavy voter turnout this election that Republicans are scheduled to vote today, Nov. 2nd and Democrats are to vote Wed., Nov 3rd?

Regards,
hm

For those that haven't yet, please go vote.

But for those of you who have not made up your mind as to whom to vote for, please don�t.