Who has voted early ?

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Gramps

Gramps

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I did my early voting yesterday. In my county that is by far the best way to vote, walk right in, vote and be gone in less than 10 minutes

I had said I would not vote for incumbents but I really
did not have a choice, IMO.

I held my breath and voted for Lamar.

For you far right wing boys and girls, I voted for my TEA Party Congressman Phil Roe.
 
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I can walk in and vote at any time during election day with no wait. Not sure if that is due to abnormally low turnout (in my area) or good spacing/high number of polling places or a mixture of both.
 
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PKT_VOL said:
I can walk in and vote at any time during election day with no wait. Not sure if that is due to abnormally low turnout (in my area) or good spacing/high number of polling places or a mixture of both.
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Actually, early voting was a hassle. Took about an hour a couple years ago.
 
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if i vote the only reason I go is to vote yes on 1. I can't stand lamar and for the first time ever may vote for D and I know nothing about the guy and understand he has 0 chance of winning.
 
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McDad said:
Haven't voted. Will not vote.
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Sorry to hear that. I have friends that consider voting a duty. I don't. I consider it a privilege and, as a veteran, I will always exercise that privilege out of respect for the people that died giving it to me.

I'm sure there are more than just senate candidates on the ballot.
 
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volfanjustin said:
if i vote the only reason I go is to vote yes on 1. I can't stand lamar and for the first time ever may vote for D and I know nothing about the guy and understand he has 0 chance of winning.
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I voted yes on 1.

I thought seriously about voting for the D but thought he would be worse than Lamar. I alway complain about people voting for the lesser evil and that is exactly what I did this year for Senate.
 
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KentheOrange said:
Sorry to hear that. I have friends that consider voting a duty. I don't. I consider it a privilege and, as a veteran, I will always exercise that privilege out of respect for the people that died giving it to me.

I'm sure there are more than just senate candidates on the ballot.
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I complete respect your position on voting. Clearly you are a better person than me in this regard. :hi:
 
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Gramps said:
I voted yes on 1.

I thought seriously about voting for the D but thought he would be worse than Lamar. I alway complain about people voting for the lesser evil and that is exactly what I did this year for Senate.
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Agreed on 1

and I usually complain about people voting for someone who has 0% chance of winning but I refuse to cast a vote for Lamar, he needs to go.
 
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Nope. I vote in a golf course country club..I don't wish to mingle with the lesser impecunious Orlando residents during early voting at their ramshackle early voting centers.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
Nope. I vote in a golf course country club..I don't wish to mingle with the lesser impecunious Orlando residents during early voting at their ramshackle early voting centers.
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That is what you get for living in the land of bland stucco. I early vote at the courthouse here in the great state of Tennessee.
 
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Voted yesterday. Went right in and waited about 10 seconds for a booth. Much quicker than 2 years ago.
 
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I watched the election results from the Scottish independence referendum, low voter turn-out of 75% was noted in some of the counsels. 90%+ in the majority of them. The Scotts take their voting seriously, I just wish that here in the USA we could have the majority of the eligible population vote. If you don't vote, then don't gripe. I always try to vote early and have again this year.
 
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