[sakic]

The author poses the question about whether people would object to voting being conducted in a mosque. Would that offend you?

[American_Centurion]

Wouldn't offend me one bit. But I'll be damned if I'll take off my shoes to vote!

[WinOne4TheGipper]

No. I'd understand that that's just where the polling place is. I wouldn't be offended simply because it's in a mosque and I'm not a Muslim. Anyone who would be is immature, IMHO. Same with this lady (dude?).

[grellis]

Voting in a mosque wouldn't offend me at all, personally. First, as Sinkspur pointed out, voting is not done in the house of worship itself but in a community room adjacent to the place of worship or in a separate structure on church grounds. As for the possibility that I may be offended by posters extolling the virtues of Islam, again, I would NOT be offended. I am secure in my beliefs.

[kevkrom]

The author poses the question about whether people would object to voting being conducted in a mosque. Would that offend you?

Not at all. You'd have a hard time finding a mosque that would let a bunch of "infidels" trapse through all day, though.

[-YYZ-]

I do vote at a church. Note even sure what denomination it is off the top of my head, me being agnostic. Doesn't bother me a bit.

A mosque wouldn't bother me either, unless it had some strange requirements for entering it, like removing shoes or donning some special headdress.

I'm a Canadian and so not totally familiar with some aspects of voting in the US. Do you really have to declare your party affiliation before voting? If I understand correctly, you have to register to vote with a particular party affiliation, is that right? If so, why? Seems somewhat antithetical to the presumed right of privacy when voting.

[Paleo Conservative]

The author poses the question about whether people would object to voting being conducted in a mosque. Would that offend you?

Or what about military bases. The Clinton administration tried to completely eliminate polling places on military bases.