[SE Mom]

Fasten your seatbelts!

[icwhatudo]

[retrokitten]

I wanted to add, it was PACKED! I’ve never seen it so crowded even for a presidential election. I passed another polling place on my way into work and the parking lot was also packed.

[kalee]

"Boast not thyself of tomorrow; for thou knowest not what a day may bring forth" –Proverbs 27:1

[fireforeffect]

Just voted for Mitt Romney.

I also voted for all of FRED’s delegates.

Forgot that Tennessee allows you to split your vote that way. Of course the Party Central Committee will assign McCain delegates to the at large positions.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

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[Miss Didi]

Here's my report from Manhattan's Upper East Side:

On the corner in front of the school was one Obama supporter giving out pamphlets. Not many people stopped to chat.

You register without ID (they have your name recorded in a book) and give out Green tickets for Dems, Pink for Repubs.

Once in the lever-style voting booth, you see Green columns for each Dem candidate, including the Breck Girl. Looking way to the far right, you see one--count it ONE--Pink column for ALL the Repub candidates: Rudy, Duncan, Fred, Alan K., Mitt, Mike & John. If I am missing someone, I am sure he was there too.

It is a bit confusing to line up your candidate with the right lever--I cannot imagine an elderly person doing it with confidence--so it's best to count down in both the name and lever columns to make sure you are voting for the right person.

So who designed this system I wonder???

Thrilled to say I proudly voted for Mitt!

[khnyny]

Ping.

[rom]

About to vote for Dr. Paul in about an hour. Can’t wait!

[jwalsh07]

3 votes for Romney this morning in CT.

However, in CT we are accustomed to voting for the candidate who ends up with the least votes.

[Washi]

Get this: was just watching the local news. They were giving instructions on how to find the voting place for your precinct. They wrapped up by reminding us that “Republicans need to show a photo I.D., Democrats don’t.”

[SaveTheChief]

Lord, help us. This is going to be a long day.

[VictoryGal]

Praying like my heart’s on fire.

For what, I don’t know anymore.

[melissa_in_ga]

2 family votes for Romney to defeat McCain here in GA. Looking forward to watching Brit tonight.

[rightinthemiddle]

Just voted for Mitt in Missouri. It was difficult to pass over Fred’s name on the ballot.

I live in a rural area. Nothing but Ron Paul signs outside the polling place. Didn’t need my I.D. to vote, since the lady registering is my neighbor.

There was a nasty little old guy handing out ballots. When I asked for a Republican ballot, he sneered. Wouldn’t make conversation.

If figures he has time to work the polls. No job, bitter, livelong Democrat. He’ll die unhappy.

Oh, well. My district votes 65% Republican.

[NonValueAdded]

Dow down over 200 ... is the market factoring in the lose-lose result of Super Tuesday?

[greyfoxx39]

As of 8:45 MST

 

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	McCain	Romney	Huckabee
Alabama	80.0	7.0	20.0
Alaska	30.0	80.0	5.0
Arizona	99.8	8.5	5.0
Arkansas	3.5	0.3	93.1
California	60.0	39.5	0.1 *
Colorado	10.0	90.0	1.0
Conneticut	96.0	8.9	0.1
Georgia	80.0	21.0	8.1
Illinois	94.0	10.0	5.0
Massachusets	10.0	95.3	0.1
Minnesota	87.0	12.0	5.0
Missouri	80.0	25.0	5.0
Montana	12.0	86.0	5.0
New Jersey	98.0	0.5	0.4 *
New York	97.5	7.5	-
North Dakota	15.0	80.0	5.0
Oklahoma	84.6	5.0	6.0
Tennessee	88.0	24.0	20.0
Utah	3.0	99.9	0.1

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[Danae]

PONG

[Petronski]

Laura Ingraham just read a powerful anti-McCain & pro-Romney statement from James Dobson.

I don’t care for either man (or Romney for that matter), but I’m betting one of you will want to get that statement posted on FR. It is brutally frank and blunt. Devastating, really.

[ThomasThomas]

I got to check the empty ballot box at my polling place. They did give me the wrong ballot and had to ask for the Right one.

[samiam1972]

Just voted for Romney in MO.