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You lazy cocksuckers. I don't care who for, just go vote.


The media is all excited in Wisconsin because "more people are going to turn out for this gubenetorial election than any other since 1970." A whopping 50% of registered voters. That means 26% of the residents of this state are going to decide for the other 3 million people which asshate gets to fuck us sweetly the next four years.

ok

i aint regitured mang

Well than your a fool.

if you live in MD just dont vote for O'malley... he r shit

spazz wrote:Well than your a fool.

Woosh

Lawl

I am voting.

Im not~

I have no clue how to even register to vote. I see signs all over the place about precinct this and that vote here, and I have no clue what precinct I'm in. My ignorance is awesome, so I'll probably end up just sitting on my ass twiddling my thumbs.

KaiineTN wrote:I have no clue how to even register to vote. I see signs all over the place about precinct this and that vote here, and I have no clue what precinct I'm in. My ignorance is awesome, so I'll probably end up just sitting on my ass twiddling my thumbs.

Libraries usually have stuff set up beforehand.

i did not register in time to vote in lincoln; that, and i don't feel as if i know enough about the current voting issues to have much of a say. if i voted, i would be voting irresponsibly.

although i wish i had registered in time if for no other reason than to vote against PETE RICKETTS omg

p.s. reason enough not to vote for ricketts:

leah wrote:i did not register in time to vote in lincoln; that, and i don't feel as if i know enough about the current voting issues to have much of a say. if i voted, i would be voting irresponsibly.

although i wish i had registered in time if for no other reason than to vote against PETE RICKETTS omg

In MN, you can register right at the voting booth. Just bring ID and a utility bill with your name and address on it.

afaik, we have cutoff dates up to which you can register, like two weeks before election day or something like that.

I wish election day would hurry up and fucking end, jesus Christ im getting sick of hearing all political commercials on the radio and on tv.

leah wrote:i did not register in time to vote in lincoln; that, and i don't feel as if i know enough about the current voting issues to have much of a say. if i voted, i would be voting irresponsibly.

although i wish i had registered in time if for no other reason than to vote against PETE RICKETTS omg

Same here...didn't get registered here after we moved and missed the cut-off date.

BTW...Arizona is holding a lottery as incentive to get people to vote...isn't that sad?

My personal opinion is: if you don't vote then you can't complain about the government.

Martrae wrote:BTW...Arizona is holding a lottery as incentive to get people to vote...isn't that sad?

My personal opinion is: if you don't vote then you can't complain about the government.

That means you can't complain about the government for the next two years?

Elections every year, hon.

And, yes.

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Can you skip a question or skip over a vote for a certain position if you feel you are not sure enough on the issue to vote on it? There are some issues that I know exactly how I want to vote, but whats holding me back is wondering if my vote will be invalid if I do not vote on everything on the ballot.

In the last provincial elections I voted for a guy called Volrath because of the magic: the gathering dude.

It turned out he was a libertarian of sorts so it worked out pretty well.

Adivina wrote:Can you skip a question or skip over a vote for a certain position if you feel you are not sure enough on the issue to vote on it? There are some issues that I know exactly how I want to vote, but whats holding me back is wondering if my vote will be invalid if I do not vote on everything on the ballot.

Nope..the parts you do vote on are still counted.