Of course I voted. Wife too.

Vote NO...on everything

I voted Halloween morning. The candidates and propositions were scarier than any costumes I saw.

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Checked strait R ticket then scrolled each screen to confirm no shenanigans with the machine. Double checked each summary page then pushed the red button. In and out in 5 minutes.

Ha! Nice! No such luck here.

We don't have "early voting" in Missouri. We do have "absentee voting", if you will be unavailable to vote on election day. I'm an election official so I will be tied up all day on election day. This morning I decided to swing by the County office where I could absentee vote and the line was 2 hours long. I'll have to go back on Monday.

Just got home from voting. Took me 56 minutes to get through the line and vote. Last day of early voting at the city library. County Courthouse has early voting until noon tomorrow.

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Originally posted by DoctorSolo:
Of course I voted. Wife too.

Vote NO...on everything

Voted a couple weeks back and did the same.

Board of elections received my Ballot 10/27/18.

A little late to this thread but I voted the second day of early voting.

Voted first day of early voting.

Voted and I continue to "help" my friends, family, and staff "understand" the amendments and candidates.

The wife and I sent in our absentee ballots last week. She was big in the unions and still believes the entire party line. Her whole family are dyed in the wool lefties. Both grandparents participated in the GM sit down strike in 1937 or so. I know she will cancel out my straight R ballot. Not much I can do except make sure I cancel her out. The kids are harder to predict, but my daughter lives in NY and is a lost cause; son Nick is more flexible, but the institutes of higher learning have had their influence.

I voted!!!

It was over an hour long wait, and took about 20 minutes because the ballot was so long... and I double checked every selection before casting my ballot.

Now... I am rewarding myself with a Boulevard Bully Porter and I will watch the rally tonight on TV before getting up @3:30 to be at the BOE by 4:45 AM. It'll be a long day!

I sent in my absentee ballot several days ago.

I voted early, about 30% voted early here.

My wife and I are going out in a minute to vote.
Heavy rain here in VA but that won't stop us!

EDIT to add that we both voted.

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Sundance tells us what we can expect from the MSM today. No doubt he is correct. Don't be taken.


Starting around mid-day tomorrow the corporate media (majority left-wing) will draw attention to pre-selected races they are confident will turn from Republican to Democrat control. The goal of this media effort will be to aid a surging ‘Democrat wave’; and, as a consequence, attempt to influence the mid-west and western state turnout.

Example: As soon as polls close on the east coast; those selected race outcomes will be used to push and deepen the disenfranchisement narrative. Republican redistricted seats like Dave Brat (Virginia CD-07), with Democrat governors (Ralph Northam), are targets for use in advancing the narrative. Should Brat lose to his Democrat challenger Abigail Spanberger, the media will use the example to push the ‘Democrat Wave’ headline, forecasting doom for the GOP House majority. This is how the media operates.

Close races all along the east coast states will be used as examples to push a media story-line intended to suppress mid-west/western state republican voters from going to the polls; even though there are several hours of voting still available.


Additionally, close eastern time-zone senate/governor races will also be used for these purposes. The goal will be to diminish turnout in states where polls are still open.

Any election outcome that does not that align with this narrative will be down-played. If there are strong republican election wins in the eastern time-zone (House, Senate or Governor) those races will not be called, and the results intentionally held back. This is how a specific narrative is framed.

These insufferable efforts were visible in the 2016 presidential election (Trump v. Clinton), and can be predicted to be deployed again in the midterm, this time with stronger intensity. Media “exit polling” is always used to advance a narrative; lift their allied candidates and diminish any victory by their political opposition. Remember, most media are glorified corporate lobbyists for ideological intents and purposes.

As the evening progresses, and more state polls close, any race that supports the Democrat ideology will be emphasized. Any race or victory that does not advance the agenda will be downplayed and/or ignored completely.

To avoid falling into the trap, everyone should ignore all ‘exit polling’ and continue to vote regardless of the inbound barrage of structured disinformation from media.

If you live toward the western U.S., or in a time-zone that is hours behind eastern time, it is critical you continue to turn out to vote regardless of what you hear pushed through the media. There are dozens of key races that will come down to a few hundred votes. Make sure your voice is counted.

https://theconservativetreehou...narrative-operation/

No line whatsoever, walked in, SHOWED MY ID, voted. In/out in three minutes.

I voted this morning. I was surprised at the line out the door at 6:45.

I don't think I've ever seen this many out for a midterm.

I voted absentee 2 weeks ago but they made me show my ID and to pick up my absentee ballot!

I voted here in SW Florida- REP all the way, shot down most amendments too.

Voted. I watied 45m. Volunteers in my precinct said it was at least as busy as the 2016 Presidential election.

Crazy.