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Originally posted by RichardC:

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Originally posted by Sig2340:


So, if you live somewhere with a voter ID law, take the most unusual form of iD you have.

I thought we liked voter ID laws?

Next election, You should volunteer as a precinct worker and give us a report from the other side of the table. [/QUOTE]

Been there, done that. 1980, 1984, and 1988.

Day one dropped my ballot. Probably wont matter in this state but hey, you gotta try.

We voted about 8 this morning. The place was on the busy side but we got a table pretty fast. There was a line beginning just as we left.

I voted early, then went back later for a shift as a poll watcher.

My municipality started the day with 310 registered voters. 24 more people registered today. One of the people on the roll has moved, so cannot vote. Of that 333 possible voters, we had 248 people actually cast a vote. 74% participation ain't too shabby.

I would like to publicly thank the Progressive Votes Guide website. If I’m undecided on a person, I just do the opposite of what they suggest.

After the 2020 election, I will not vote again until serious election reform is done. As far as I am concerned, the process is rigged.

While I didn't vote the other day, my wife said that they had about 3 working machines and a line of approximately 100 people. That is intentional. Most working class people don't have time to wait in that kind of line on a weekday. Mail in voting has proven to be a scam. It all benefits one party.