I was a bit offended to have voted in a church 4 years ago.Fender wrote:Polls opened at 6:30, I was in line by 6:20. I walked out of the church, yes church, at 7:25.
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Luckily my polling place was an elementary school one block away and I didn't wait in line at all.
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I walked 3 blocks to the site, got in line at about 6:55, polls opened at 7:00.
Only real problem was that they tried getting multiple lines of people in and back out of just one door. Because of the bottleneck, people at the end of the line couldn't see that there were different lines for different sections of the alphabet, so they stood waiting when their line was really empty.
Once they got that cleared up, it was sign-in, get a ballot, vote, submit, free sticker, and out by 7:30.
Poor organization, though. The various lines were all over the place. Luckily it was all paper ballots, so no problems with machines breaking down.

Only real problem was that they tried getting multiple lines of people in and back out of just one door. Because of the bottleneck, people at the end of the line couldn't see that there were different lines for different sections of the alphabet, so they stood waiting when their line was really empty.
Once they got that cleared up, it was sign-in, get a ballot, vote, submit, free sticker, and out by 7:30.
Poor organization, though. The various lines were all over the place. Luckily it was all paper ballots, so no problems with machines breaking down.

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I thought you were a german or dutch national, what are you doing voting in the canadian elections? Didn't you move there like last year?GONNAFISTYA wrote:FFS.....that's retarded. On election day here in Canada a few weeks ago I walked into the polling station, a volunteer pointed me to the station that had the least amount of people at it and I voted (on a paper ballot) in no time flat.Fender wrote:Polls opened at 6:30, I was in line by 6:20. I walked out of the church, yes church, at 7:25.
I was in and out in 2 - 3 minutes.
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the US should vote like most of the other world. either on the weekend or have a national day off with paper and pencil ballots ONLY. I think europe or canada does it this way and votes are tallied only a few hours after polls close. my government LAUGHING BLUE ANIMATED FORUM ICON
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europe? the fuck are you on.seza wrote:the US should vote like most of the other world. either on the weekend or have a national day off with paper and pencil ballots ONLY. I think europe or canada does it this way and votes are tallied only a few hours after polls close. my government LAUGHING BLUE ANIMATED FORUM ICON
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I voted in an elementary school today, too. There were all kinds of "the only answer is God" posters and shit up. WTF is up with that?bitWISE wrote:Luckily my polling place was an elementary school one block away and I didn't wait in line at all.
I was a bit offended to have voted in a church 4 years ago.Fender wrote:Polls opened at 6:30, I was in line by 6:20. I walked out of the church, yes church, at 7:25.
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I can't believe how many people are choosing the obviously sarcastic answer in this poll. I mean, 82%? Really?
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Do any of you Republicunts feel like identifying yourselves?
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I've never understood why churches are polling places.
I guess I can see why they were a hundred years ago, but not now.
I guess I can see why they were a hundred years ago, but not now.
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I'm a Republican...the old school kind. I'm not even sure what the phuq "neo" means. Wasn't he in the Matrix er sumthin?
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How so?
No, really. I wish to know how you think I fit that bill. I'm like no Republican you've ever met.
No, really. I wish to know how you think I fit that bill. I'm like no Republican you've ever met.
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The word "neo" is latin for "new". So kinda like "new conservatives". As you just described yourself as "old school" I don't think this applies.Peenyuh wrote:I'm a Republican...the old school kind. I'm not even sure what the phuq "neo" means. Wasn't he in the Matrix er sumthin?
By the way, McCain is gonna get it in the ring tonight, balls deep with zero lube.
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fuck u meximoron...go back to africa...Peenyuh wrote:I'm a Republican...the old school kind. I'm not even sure what the phuq "neo" means. Wasn't he in the Matrix er sumthin?
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btw the poll should be
Obama
Oven Chips
Obama
Oven Chips
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hmm I completely missed that link :/.
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I'm Canadian born and raised and moved to Germany/Denmark before coming back here 8 months ago.mancubus wrote: I thought you were a german or dutch national, what are you doing voting in the canadian elections? Didn't you move there like last year?
And depending on nationality/length of residency non-Canadians can vote in Canadian elections.
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Actually you're like most Republicans...misinformed and blissfully ignorant.Peenyuh wrote:How so?
No, really. I wish to know how you think I fit that bill. I'm like no Republican you've ever met.
Just sayin....
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I've noticed that a lot lately. The majority of the people I see supporting republicans are poor/dumb. Must be due to the fact that they tend to campaign with slander that morons eat up.
Maybe it was a private catholic school?Transient wrote:I voted in an elementary school today, too. There were all kinds of "the only answer is God" posters and shit up. WTF is up with that?
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heh... a big difference from Nov 2006
30k people were asked how they would vote between McCain and Obama
http://www.surveyusa.com/index.php/2008 ... years-ago/
30k people were asked how they would vote between McCain and Obama
http://www.surveyusa.com/index.php/2008 ... years-ago/
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ha, that's a funny perspective
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That was my guess.bitWISE wrote:I've noticed that a lot lately. The majority of the people I see supporting republicans are poor/dumb. Must be due to the fact that they tend to campaign with slander that morons eat up.
Maybe it was a private catholic school?Transient wrote:I voted in an elementary school today, too. There were all kinds of "the only answer is God" posters and shit up. WTF is up with that?

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Congratulations America!
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How can you be so wrong? Oh yeah, yer speaking opinion rather than fact...and yer from Canadia.GONNAFISTYA wrote:Actually you're like most Republicans...misinformed and blissfully ignorant.
Just sayin....

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