DOH!! How could I miss this???

originally posted by: xuenchen
a reply to: Sookiechacha

Hey that's what Raskin said the other day 🤓

Yeah, I know. That's who I cited.

This isn't new, it's been brewing, on one side or the other, since 2020.
What happens if the House has to decide the next president?

We haven't any of that happening at the township building where we vote. I am sure the City of Marquette has people hanging around trying to push liberal candidates though. It is nice living in a small population voting zone, the political pushers go to the higher population areas to propaganda voters. It takes quite a few small voting places to overshadow one liberal city. I am sure there are also far right doing that in some areas of the country, but none seem to be doing that around here. We do not even see politicians shaking hands at the voting sites anymore...although if they do, they focus on the bigger city voting areas where there are lines of people voting. The only time there is a long line at the township office where we vote is around five to six oclock after people get out of work.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: rickymouse

I personally do vote in person. I like going to the polling place. Only down side is all the people hanging outside trying to stop you to tell you their agenda.

Isn’t electioneering against the law?