VOTE!!!

[nukekitty]

I will not be online much tomarrow, since I have to be at the polls by 5 am, and legally can not leave them until they close, my preceint is counted, and I certify my preceint at the court house. Coffee will be my friend

Comments

[petronivs]

Should they vote even if they have no idea about any of the issues that are at stake in this election?

[nukekitty]

Yes. Because you have some opinion about someone who is running. Whether you know the issues completly or not, you have an opinion. DO you like how the country has been ran for the last 4 years? If not, then vote. If you do, then vote. If you could careless, go out and vote anyway. At least then when something you do not like occurs, you can know that you at least tried to make a difference

[petronivs]

Please, do not start with me today on how if a person does not know all of the issues then they shouldnt vote.

Actually, I wasn't trying to imply that, which is why I just did the simple question. You gave a very good argument as to why they should, indeed, vote. Enjoy your day tomorrow. If I lived in the area, I'd donate some sort of perkiness generator. (Maybe even coffee, though I don't approve of it.)

[nukekitty]

*hug* thanks hon. Sorry for seeming rude, I just know your willingness to play devils advocate so well. *grins*

[terheyt]

Much luck. Have fun. Remember, the world is watching.

[nukekitty]

I know, that is one of the things that has me so freaking nervous about my job for tomarrow. If I screw up, it could be fines or jail time for me. If I leave the polling place, it is a felony.

The ballots are sitting in a sealed box in my kitchen right now, along with the terminals, and all other equipment needed. I have to swear in some peopel tomarrow morning, and do a lot of paper work.

We are expecting some problems from a few of the candidates and the press at my location. The preceint I was put in charge of is the county seat. There have been some bad juju from some of the parties here in the past at that location.