This election year, it’s more important than ever that you vote and make your voice heard. Are you registered? Is your registration information up to date? If in doubt, check it out. Election Day is November 6.
This election year, it’s more important than ever that you vote and make your voice heard. Are you registered? Is your registration information up to date? If in doubt, check it out. Election Day is November 6.
Absolutely..just waiting, as I like to do it in person..no GOP for me
I get a mail-in ballot. But this year I may hand deliver it just to make absolutely sure it gets there.
Not a US citizen, but I hope you peoples get your act together. The current regime has been nothing short of both hilarious and horrific.
I agree it’s been horrific. But the humor is difficult to find when you actually live in the US. The majority of us didn’t vote for this clown. It’s appalling to think that anyone did.
I remember the day. A friend of mine shipped my things out on that day. What I thought would be fiction turned out to be reality, That was not the US that I held in some regard.
Reality, yes, but also a nightmare. It’s certainly not the US that most of us have loved all our lives.
I am, just waiting for my sample ballot.
I’ve been anxiously waiting since November 8, 2016.
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Thanks. Much appreciated.
Here’s hoping the pendulum swings and I can go back to hating Democrats.
Luckily I’m an independent voter.
I used to think of myself as an independent. Not anymore. I believe in climate change. I believe in a woman’s right to choose. I believe in evolution. I believe in global trade as an antidote to war. I believe what goes on in people’s bedrooms is their own business. I figured that makes me a proud Democrat!
Being a Democrat includes embracing Hillary Clinton. And occasionally, more liberal ideas than I can go along with. So I’m an independent, a registered “Unaffiliated” voter in Colorado.
I think in a sense, everybody is politically independent because of the diversity of needs and wants. But in times like these, isn’t the contrast rather stark? And, now that you mention it, I would take Clinton over Trump in a New York minute.
As I’m sure I’ve said before, I held my nose and voted for Clinton, but only in an effort to stop Trump. Yes, the difference in parties is stark, but more so now because each is moving to its extremes in an effort to balance the other. There’s a broad middle ground not being well represented by either party. But if forced to choose, I’d go blue.
It’s disappointing that reasonable people would vote for either of those two.
So you wouldn’t have (or didn’t) vote to stop Trump? When I was looking at my ballot, I’m pretty sure my choices were “Trump” or “Not Trump.”
Holding MY nose, Gary Johnson was a vote to stop them both.
Ideally, sure. Realistically, no.
I am, naturally, it’s compulsory here.
Wish I could vote there though 🙁
Yes, I do too. We need every vote we can get.