All you dorks need to go to the polls and vote! 
All you dorks need to go to the polls and vote!
FYI...it means you can leave work up to 2 hours early legally to vote
Spending the day at full salute! 
I cast my ballot prematurely. I'm so embarrassed.
Only state constitutional amendments this time around. When there are people on the ballot, I prefer to give them the whole election cycle to tick me off.
All I have is unopposed Republicans for local office. I think I might pull some right in shenanigans.
Already voted this morning. We're an off-season state, so we had most everyone up for election.
Only thing on the ballot for me was a school millage and the school board, but I still did my civic duty on the way to work this a.m.
We had ours yesterday. It worked out very nicely, thank you very much. We even turfed the opposition party leader.
Did my duty twice today, voted once.
neon4891 wrote: All I have is unopposed Republicans for local office. I think I might pull some right in shenanigans.
I sent in my voter registration for Alabama a couple days but a bit too late... Crap. Oh well I am not caught up on local politics yet anyway.
mndsm wrote:
Sadly if I went back to a high-n-tight and only kept a short mustache I could pass for him.
Local guy running for office votes and then delivers a baby at the polling place.
http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/In-time-to-get-kissed-by-a-pol-2258342.php
neon4891 wrote: All I have is unopposed Republicans for local office. I think I might pull some right in shenanigans.
If the Republicans are running unopposed, the right's going right in no matter what you write in.
neon4891 wrote:mndsm wrote:Sadly if I went back to a high-n-tight and only kept a short mustache I could pass for him.
Do it.
I didn't even have a ballot in my precinct - seems nothing were I live was up for election this year.
The thing that scares me most is how many sitting incumbents were running unopposed. WTF? This is democracy in action?
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