I voted

a reply to: silverking
I honestly believe that there will be quite a few people that will vote today that will not have made up there mind on who they are going to vote for, right up until it comes time to pick up that pen or pull that lever.

I am willing to bet though, that every one of them have no doubt in their minds about who they are not going to vote for.

A bunch of write-ins, 14 State Amendments, and 2 local bills later, my hand has a cramp.

But I voted.

Just got back from voting for Trump.Either way we need a convention of states to limit executive power abuse and protect individual rights from activist judges who legislate from the bench.

The first time I left a voting booth feeling unsure of what I had just done. I may avoid politics completely after this is over. I'm not even sure I will vote again. We've lost the plot.

This redneck proudly cast his vote.

To my surprise, they were not using the new machines... paper ballot.

TheRedneck

a reply to: Blueracer
Me too, I actually wrote in Pat Paulsen for President.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

I'm afraid you speak the truth. I believe most people will vote against a candidate, rather than for.

originally posted by: jtrenthacker
The first time I left a voting booth feeling unsure of what I had just done. I may avoid politics completely after this is over. I'm not even sure I will vote again. We've lost the plot.

We have been complacent for too long. We need to be more proactive. They are going to keep us busy dodging bullets and fighting with each other, and now that so many have become aware of the condition our condition is in, it is time to band together and fight back.

The moment you say fight back everyone wants to pull out their guns. Wrong move. Violence will not win us any battles and will give them the excuses they need to obliterate us. I have said it before and I will keep saying it. We have to stop feeding the beast.

I grew up on handmade sandwich bread with anything that was available thrown in the middle. Beans, sugar, Mayo, eggs, lettuce, onions, you get the picture. It didn't kill me, I survived, right along with my 10 siblings, parents and grandparents. We have to be political with how we spend our money and who we support.

I wonder how many dead people will vote this time round?

Me too.
I voted.

Mickey mouse was my write-in.
And Goofy for vice president.

I'll keep my fingers crossed.

I voted a week ago, my county does vote by mail. I miss walking in to the poling place, closing the curtain and voting.

Bernie Sanders 2016!

originally posted by: Jennyfrenzy
I voted a week ago, my county does vote by mail. I miss walking in to the poling place, closing the curtain and voting.

Bernie Sanders 2016!

You use to get a curtain?
Well i'm jealous, lol, I didn't get a curtain.

1 vote for Trump and lots of small talk with strangers about how much we hope Hillary does NOT get in.

10 hrs until we start finding out.

a reply to: Black_Fox

I used to, now I sit at the table with my cats running around while watching food network when I vote.

Still get a sticker though

a reply to: Jennyfrenzy
No stickers at my poling place.

Bummer.

a reply to: Sillyolme

I love my country.

not if you voted for hillary.

originally posted by: stosh64
a reply to: Jennyfrenzy
No stickers at my poling place.

Bummer.

They only give out stickers if they count your vote.

a reply to: Blueracer

I voted early myself benefits of not working at the time,I brought my mom along with me so she could vote as well.

originally posted by: ugmold
a reply to: Blueracer
Me too, I actually wrote in Pat Paulsen for President.

I might add it was the first time I have seen Cops in the Polling place in my Town.

I voted today.

Easiest decision ever.

The choice came down to voting for a guy with bad hair or a woman that looks like a carbon copy of North Koreas dictator.

I voted not to be assimilated.