I know we are a month out but I just wanted to ask all of you to vote. I have tried to vote in every federal and state election since I was able to do so. I’ll be honest the vast majority of the time I truly didn’t think it mattered but I see it as a civic duty to the Republic.

That said I honestly do believe it matters this time. Even if the candidate turns your stomach personally remember that ultimately you are voting for a bull work of judges that will matter for a generation and hopefully start to allow us to take back the country from rioters, slow down or put an end to this incessant cancel culture and put a stop to those who look to subvert the Republic.

So whether by mail or in person, early or day of I ask you to please take the time to vote this year.

And for the love of God please help stop the spread of COVID-19 and remember that in order to thin out the voting lines all Republicans are to vote on November 3 and all Democrats on the 4th. We can stop this thing if we work together.

We have to in order to save America as founded. If the left gets back in I believe there will be another civil war.

I have every intention of voting early tomorrow!!! It is very important to me and the USA!!

Just filled out my mail-in ballot a few mins ago. But since I don't trust those shifty-eyed fucks in the USPS , I'll be dropping mine off.

Filled out my mail ballot yesterday.

I will be Voting, In Person, On Election Day, In the Free State of New Hampshire!

My vote in NY most likely will never matter but I vote anyway. At least I negate my liberal sister's vote.

I’ll add, please get involved. Campaign, help register like minded voters, etc... it all helps.

I already voted and confirmed that my ballot was accepted.

I will be voting in person and might even check locally to see if there are any monitor positions available

I filled out my ballot and will drop it off Monday.

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I know we are a month out but I just wanted to ask all of you to vote. I have tried to vote in every federal and state election since I was able to do so. I’ll be honest the vast majority of the time I truly didn’t think it mattered but I see it as a civic duty to the Republic.

It does matter.

I've voted in every election: State, Federal, and local, since I was 18 and eligible to vote.
I can tell you, it matters.

I do think you are largely preaching to the choir. I would ask all of you to not only encourage Sigforum members, but please reach out to those a little beyond your comfort zone and ask them to vote.

Today, I sent this article out to a dozen people I think are mostly conservative but may not regularly vote:
https://www.americanthinker.co...up_trump_voters.html

To send it out is simple: open it on your phone and click on the little box at the bottom with an arrow and you can text it to as many people as you want.

It doesn't have to be this... it could just be a request to please vote.

Thanks for your post.

I vote in every election no matter how major or minor. I try to always vote early. I think I have voted on Election Day twice in my life and regretted it. I will early vote in-person this election.

Early voting starts next week for us. We will be voting early in person. Both of my kids will be making a special trip back into the state from school during the early voting as well.

We’ll all be voting for the American team, as a vote for Democrat is a vote for communists. Kanye West has apparently made the ballot in TN according to my neighbors who voted in person during the early early seniors and high Covid risk people.

I got there to early Vote a little late today. 11:00 AM. Unlike 2016 where inside the Court House we had 8 lines of Voters but, the process only took about 40 minutes, this morning Voters were masked up and lined half way around the block. Some Voters must have been in line for several hours. My gut feeling is it is all to reelect the President. I go back Wednesday morning but will arrive by 6:00 AM.

And I'll go even further and implore members to vote in person, if possible. Absentee ballots have a greater chance of rejection than in person voting, and this year's mail in ballots may be worse.

Hundreds of mail-in ballots were found tossed in New Jersey dumpster

https://bgr.com/2020/10/06/bal...rown-out-new-jersey/

I vote in every election.

I live within the city limits of Richmond, heavily Democrat of course, so every time I vote, I can't help but think of the old saw, "if voting made any difference, they wouldn't let us do it."

The only one I didn’t vote in was when I was in the hospital...when they tell you that you are going home tomorrow......what they mean is that you will get home around six...PM.

Filled out my ballot yesterday and drove it to an official county ballot drop location. I Don’t trust the usps with this.