TranceAddict Forums (www.tranceaddict.com/forums)
- Chill Out Room
-- Who's voting early?
Pages (3): [1] 2 3 »
Who's voting early?
Today starts the option for early voting?
Who's doing early voting.
If you are doing it, how did you choose who to vote for & who is it? (you don't have to tell if you don't want to...)
Who's doing absentee ballots?
huh? Huh? HUH!?
No but seriously...
////EDIT
NO VOTE BASHING
Don't turn this into "so and so sucks, what's your problem?!", please.
This is a simple what issues made you vote for who you're voting for thread. 
oh, and I'm voting early, the hubby's voting absentee ballot.
& Obama/health care issues
& I'm not sure who he's voting for... we don't really talk about that (to each his own mentality - although his parents [thoughtfully] brought by 180 pgs of literature as to why NOT to vote for Obama [how sweet] and left it on my desk).
I'm voting for Al Gore 
He has a fresh approach.
I just threw my absentee ballot in the mail, for Obama/Biden. I'm borderline socialist so it makes sense I vote for them. This is especially true with my views on health care, which I believe should be universal. Also, like many of the newspapers that have recently endorsed Obama say, McCain jeopardized his campaign by picking Palin as his running mate. It was an irresponsible move.
Ian you don't count. 
i never count 
About time we got an election here tbh, we're being run by someone who wasn't even elected
Sadly, this is the year when I realized I became an adult , when my main concern with finding a new job was healthcare. Especially when you have a pre-existing condition. I can't get independent healthcare to save my life. Well, I can, but I'd be paying... what'd the guy say?... oh, $1217 A MONTH for it.
Sooooooooooo, this became my main voting concern as well.
I'm voting for whoever has the best hookers and blow policy.
| quote: |
| Originally posted by squirrelly Ian you don't count. |
Re: Who's voting early?
| quote: |
| Originally posted by squirrelly Today starts the option for early voting? |
Re: Re: Who's voting early?
| quote: |
| Originally posted by RJT Really? That surprises me, in Wisconsin it's 28 days before the election, so I voted almost two weeks ago already. |
It starts today in FL anyway.
Relevant news:
| quote: |
| Early Voting And Absentee Balloting Favors Obama -- In Multiple Bush States By Greg Sargent - October 20, 2008, 10:28AM The Associated Press has a good rundown on early voting and requests for absentee balloting in various key battlegrounds: * Dems lead in Iowa, with Dems asking for roughly 60,000 more ballots than Repubicans as of last Wednesday. * Dems lead in Ohio, with about 35,000 more Dems requesting absentee ballots than Republicans as of last week. * Dems lead in North Carolina early voting, with some 62% of the more than 200,000 who voted last Thursday and Friday being registered Democrats, while only 22% were registered Republicans. * In Georgia, many of the more than 540,000 ballots that were cast as of Wednesday were in Dem strongholds of metropolitan Atlanta, and blacks accounted for 37% of them. * In Florida, GOPers hold an edge in absentee balloting, with 220,000 more Republicans requesting absentee ballots than Dems. All of those states went for Bush in 2004, and if McCain doesn't win them all the map becomes very difficult for him. |
| quote: |
| Originally posted by squirrelly It starts today in FL anyway. |
| quote: |
| Originally posted by Ian I reckon that FL should've been 2 months ago, to give you time for a recount etc And Lira, we should boycott it indeed |
| quote: |
| Originally posted by Ian I reckon that FL should've been 6 months ago, to give you time for a recount of the recount of the re-recount.etc |
Re: Re: Who's voting early?
| quote: |
| Originally posted by RJT Really? That surprises me, in Wisconsin it's 28 days before the election, so I voted almost two weeks ago already. |
Waiting for my absantee ballot in the mail.
Hope it comes on time since I run on Cuban time and sent my ballot request late. haha.
Early voting started 2 weeks ago or so here in atlanta too.
Man..... iv never voted before in my life
I cant vote here, and Guatemala does NOT have absentee ballots.... so voting would cost me around 500 dollars :/
missed the registration deadline and my ballot goes to texas anyways...
next time!
i share a lot of views with both candidates but after living in a system with public healthcare, it would be hard to go back without a job w/ healthcare included.
Obama/Biden supporter, Mccain sympathizer
go canada
| quote: |
| Originally posted by Allied Nations missed the registration deadline and my ballot goes to texas anyways... next time! i share a lot of views with both candidates but after living in a system with public healthcare, it would be hard to go back without a job w/ healthcare included. Obama/Biden supporter, Mccain sympathizer go canada |
| quote: |
| Originally posted by gehzumteufel Socialized healthcare does not work in massive populations. It has too many caveats to make it worthwhile. Britain is a great example. 60m people and it is crumbling under its own weight. |
| quote: |
| Originally posted by Allied Nations yeah maybe, but it sure is nice to have it up here even thought it sucks sometimes- i never have to worry about pulling out my wallet at the hospital, and the wait times can be just as bad in privatized systems. |
| quote: |
| Originally posted by gehzumteufel The wait times at a hospital yes, but the wait time for a surgery you should have now to prevent worse health complications later, no. |
| quote: |
| Originally posted by Allied Nations probably true... fingers crossed for me! |
Powered by: vBulletin
Copyright © 2000-2021, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.