I'm just back from the polling place and it was a walk-up proposition, no waiting at all. That said, there were about 25 ~ 30 people casting their votes while I was there and two or three more walked in as I was leaving. All geezers, too, but I suppose all the young'uns are at work and either already voted or will do so after work.
Anyhoo: Mission Accomplished and civic duty fulfilled.
*AAR = After Action Report. Not everyone knows that.
Anyhoo: Mission Accomplished and civic duty fulfilled.
*AAR = After Action Report. Not everyone knows that.
My ballot went into the mailbox last week.
ReplyDeleteI started voting by mail in protest to having my polling place moved from walking distance to a ten minute drive (signals, ya know).
Besides, there's nobody I want to see at the polling place.
I enjoy going to the polling place, mainly coz the old ladies there are always so damned FRIENDLY. I also think this whole "early voting" thing is mainly a scam perpetuated by Democrats to get their lazy-assed constituents to cast a vote or six. Or, in other words, "Harrumph!", said the old codger.
DeleteAll excited, I walked in, showed them my drivers license, and she said "sorry, you're not registered." Hmm, I registered when I got my drivers license last summer (changed to an Independent). My wife then showed her license, and the lady handed her a ballot. I told her we both registered the same day! Ah well, I only wanted to vote on the homestead exemption for war widows. I went and got a dilly bar at the Dairy Queen to sooth my disappointment...
ReplyDeleteVOTER FRAUD! ;-)
DeleteWe went to our local polling place early this morning; we were in line at 6:15am and out the door by 6:25am. Exercised one of the most important rights we have as citizens of this great country - with all hope for a restoration of some sense of reason in government.
ReplyDeleteIt was a good night.
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