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How many of you have already voted?
- Thread starter Firmus_Anguis
- Start date
"I don't intend to/can't vote at all because of *reasons*"
Keep in mind that there are folks on this forum that are under the age of 18, and can't vote yet. It's inspiring but sad to see folks like my neighbor's daughter put a homemade BLM sign in their yard, knowing that she'll be the next gen of educated voters, but she can't participate now because she's not yet 18.
EDIT: I voted last week. Line wasn't that long. Now it's just making sure the rest of my fam does too.
Keep in mind that there are folks on this forum that are under the age of 18, and can't vote yet. It's inspiring but sad to see folks like my neighbor's daughter put a homemade BLM sign in their yard, knowing that she'll be the next gen of educated voters, but she can't participate now because she's not yet 18.
EDIT: I voted last week. Line wasn't that long. Now it's just making sure the rest of my fam does too.
Wife and I dropped our ballots off at the County Clerk's office a month ago, we didn't want to take any chances on USPS chicanery or WI GOP pulling some new evil shit out of their asses.
I voted by mail a while ago, and the Chicago Election Commission e-mailed me to tell me my vote was counted two or three weeks ago. I'm good.
I really hope that the 18 that voted "I don't intend to/can't vote at all because of *reasons*" are underage, ineligible to vote, live in another country, or otherwise have no possible means to vote against Trump.
Voted like a month ago, as soon as I got my absentee ballot here in Michigan:
I really hope those 21 people are under 18, and not abstaining of a sense of apathy or even worse "protest" against a broken system.
Freaking vote people! It's literally the only voice you have in government. You don't have a right to complain about how this country is being run if you don't vote. Even if your state is "safe" or you have some BS litmus test that is stopping you from voting for the Oval Office, local elections are extremely important.
Freaking vote people! It's literally the only voice you have in government. You don't have a right to complain about how this country is being run if you don't vote. Even if your state is "safe" or you have some BS litmus test that is stopping you from voting for the Oval Office, local elections are extremely important.
I'm not American, so I don't have a say in the matter, but may I ask why?
Just kidding. Not from the US either. Wouldn't comprehend someone not voting either.
It took almost three hours but I got it done. We had five early polling stations open in my medium-sized city for about two weeks, and the lines were long all throughout the day at all of them every single day. Encouraging since this is a very blue city (despite a loud and annoying vocal minority of Trumpers).
My grandpa and I both voted in-person back on Wednesday. Honestly the longest part of the entire thing was actually filling out the ballots themselves.
We were gonna vote by mail but my ballot was returned undeliverable and his never arrived, so we just went in person to get it done with.
We were gonna vote by mail but my ballot was returned undeliverable and his never arrived, so we just went in person to get it done with.
Excitedly about a month ago at a drop box. Family did too, so that's 4 altogether. Georgia. Want the orange fucker to grovel.
