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I didn’t want to get up early, so i’m going 2 after work. It’s the least I can do for those who have given their lives for me to have the freedom to do so. *salute smiley* 🙂
my husband and I are going this afternoon. 🙂
My sister and I went and voted this afternoon. 🙂 It looked like there was a steady stream of people coming in to the polling place.
pipsxlch wrote:Hubby and I did. Let’s see if our votes help make any difference…
Can only hope. I can tell you, though, not voting never counts. And it makes a difference if lots of people don’t vote. So…YAY! You voted!!
Voted with mom and dad just before work.
Most of my mom’s side of the family doesn’t vote, but I definitely do. When they complain, I tell them they really haven’t got much to say if they can’t be bothered to get off their duff to register and vote. 😛 If someone in some countries is willing to walk over a day just to cast a ballot, I don’t see any excuse why I can’t walk half a block to the town hall to vote (was 3-4 blocks, but now it moved to the old school building… even closer!). I’ve seen votes go where even 1 vote is the deciding factor (seriously!), so no matter how you vote, just do it. It’s easy peasy! 🙂
My twin brother doesn’t. He has to work, but he never wakes up early or gets home early enough, and doesn’t really care much. He’s just lazy. 😛 The older brothers do though.
Hee hee… I felt like a little kid again with the filling in the dot on the paper ballots to put in the machine, only with a pen instead of a #2 pencil, like the scan-trons in school. I miss the old lever voting machines we had! These are just silly! 😈
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