I VOTED, HAVE YOU?

Self | 11/04/02 | Taxman

[demlosers]

I sure did.

[demlosers]

Allard VOTE Bump!

[day10]

I did my part to stop the evil spread of liberalism at 6:30 am local time this morning in Indiana.

That sentence is gramatically horrible but gets the message across.

[Lurking2Long]

I voted. Number 103 in my rural county, 45 minutes into the polling day.

Looks like a good Republican turnout up here!

[InvisibleChurch]

Reporting in: Have voted and also signed up to work the polls in 2004.

[Wrigley]

I'll vote after a cup of coffee. I live across the street from a polling place for three precints here in Grand Rapids, MI. The church's parking lot was full this morning at 7 when I looked outside and it still has a parking lot that is 2/3 full.

I am more than a little concerned for Posthumos the Govenor candidate and a local State Rep candidate Bill Hardiman.

[BCR #226]

Voted! Lets run the rats out of town!

Mike

[GodBlessRonaldReagan]

Voted at 7:05 Am....wrote in Ollie North for Senate over that RINO John Warner!

[longtermmemmory]

Don't waste precious votes!!

Olie will have an easier time challenging a RINO with a full republican senate! We must give Bush the senate first!

WE MUST VOTE

WE MUST VOTE

[GodBlessRonaldReagan]

I didn't waste my vote...Warner is unopposed by a Dem, only a LaRoushe and Libertarian candidate, niether who has a snowball's prayer. I thought this could send ol' Jahn a message to start acting more like a Republican.

[infowarrior]

Voted at "dawn" (actually just after polls opened at 7:00amEST). Two others will be voting later on a straight 'pub ticket. That's all the eligible voters in the house...

the infowarrior

[longtermmemmory]

oh, appologies if thats the case

still with this election we have to be careful. No one expected ventura to win in minesota.

WE MUST VOTE

[jude24]

Absentee ballot bump....

[basque69]

The St Louis courts opted to let city employees staff the polls. Carnahan in a landslide with Rixie the dog's vote.
Also miraculous things are happening at the cemetaries.

[Mia T]

Q ERTY7

FIGURATIVE DROOL

election day

BUMP!

clinton-McAuliffe-DNC SYSTEMATICALLY CORRUPTING ALL ASPECTS OF ELECTORAL PROCESS

 

WHILE UNDERMINING HOMELAND SECURITY

 

WE MUST STOP IT NOW!

 

 

 

 

[gore_sux_2000]

Hubby voted by absentee a few weeks ago, Republican all the way down the ticket, and as soon as I finish my coffee I'm going to bundle up and head to the polls, I'm voting all Republican too:)

GO NORM!!!!!!

[24Karet]

This morning I voted in DuPage County, Naperville, IL. Their ballots were short and sweet. Unfortunately, there was no option to vote a straight ticket, GOP or other.

Our ballot is with a black marker and blacken the ovals. Not much chance to botch that one up. Then you just run it through the reader yourself. No touch-screens or punch ballots.

[deziner]

I just got back from voting!

Go Perry! Go Cornyn!

[Republic]

Just voted in Indy-North East, Hamiliton County. The weather is a fine, cold rain, the day dark, the polling place steady but no lines, the voting-very easy. Great machines, nice people. My only complaint-thought the circuit ct judges were identified by party affiliation, the three supreme court judges, running for re-election, were the only names on the ballots that did not have party affiliation under um. You would have had to memorize, I guess, the voter guide published in the newspaper awhile back in order to know whether you were voting for an activist judge or a constitutionalist judge.

Pushing a straight republican ticket at the top-did not include the three supreme ct judges-you had to remember their write-ups in order to know which to keep, which to vote out.

I did not vote for any of the three because I did not want to cancel out anyone voting who knew the affiliations of these three. And since I live in a heavily conservative area-I hope that was the right decision. My decision would have been guesswork.

[Freemyland]

I couldn't wait to vote this morning. In fact, I thought about changing my registration to Dem so I could vote more than once.