Please Vote TODAY, this amazing Republic needs your vote.

[SEM]

I have no choice have been voting by mail for quite awhile 20 years ?? the statement from the county is, Not enough registered voters in my precinct. I often wondered if they actually even receive it let alone count it

 

[BlueWater]

Voted, this morning.

Sadly, in my own area, far, far too many of the would-be candidates are heavily statist in their perspectives and goals. Which, at least IMO, will grossly exacerbate the problems we already have. A paltry few have rejected such, and are instead purposefully going after more-bedrock principles. These, I have looked into and voted for. (For whatever good it'll do.)

Was happy to see so many at the precinct. Though, I suspect most of them to be supportive of the status quo-type candidates who'll keep on keeping on.

Good luck, everyone. We're gonna need it, along with some hard work in rooting out the tumors and the underlying cancer.

 

[hogpatrol]

Done

 

[skeeljc]

Democracy is NOT on the ballot. Our FREEDOM is on the ballot. VOTE.

 

[KMart]

Voted in person, early last week. All R's

 

[Dgd6mm]

I voted Saturday on my way to the range.

 

[Liven The Dream]

I have no choice have been voting by mail for quite awhile 20 years ?? the statement from the county is, Not enough registered voters in my precinct. I often wondered if they actually even receive it let alone count it

I am with you.....................

 

[6MMsteve]

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[BlueWater]

I have no choice have been voting by mail for quite awhile 20 years ?? the statement from the county is, Not enough registered voters in my precinct. I often wondered if they actually even receive it let alone count it

Wonderfully and amazingly, it's still up to the states and counties how they'll operate their elections. (Better than relinquishing control to the big bad wolf.)

But, bummer that your area is so small that the "powers that be" have determined the population doesn't justify an in-person voting operation. Hard to imagine the people would stand for it.

Heck, when I was growing up, my parents ran a polling place out of the garage on voting day. Simple operation. Nowadays, of course, there are scanning machines, but it isn't all that different than it used to be. Get checked, handed a ballot, fill it out, then place it into the box (or machine) for counting. We used to supply hot coffee for the first several hours of the day. Did it for years, with the "garage" polling place. Can't imagine it'd be hard for a couple people to run such a thing, as it'd only take a couple of lock boxes/machines/scanners for it to work.

Sorry to hear what you're up against, SEM.

 

[hogpatrol]

Election day always reminds me of that old adage, "Never underestimate the power of idiots in large numbers".

 

[JFrank]

Election day always reminds me of that old adage, "Never underestimate the power of idiots in large numbers".

I sat on a town council for a few years and was even asked to run for Mayor, I declined that but anyway and may not be to your exact point what I found is once beyond the local level the idealism kinda goes out the window and it gets dirty quickly and they just do what they are told or none of the small adjenda items they ran on get any traction.

 

[JTEX]

I'd like to add that if you aren't impressed with the candidate on your party's ticket then please get involved in the primaries. That's where the weeding out takes place yet a lot of voters don't participate. Too late for this election but remember it next time.
Either way, go vote today.

This is the very most important thing written!

Now is the time to vote republican! We need to get rid of the RINOs during the primaries. But now? Vote Republican!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Democracy is NOT on the ballot. Our FREEDOM is on the ballot. VOTE.

Democracy is the ballot

 

[Mulligan]

Democracy is the ballot

TRUTH!

CW

 

[Bill Norris]

If an individual can't see a need to vote now then I have no clue what it would take for them to see it. VOTE RED NOW.

 

[hogpatrol]

Saw on the local news in Philly, people that had invalid mail in votes are being called to come in and fix them. The Dems know no bounds when it comes to ballot harvesting. Sad.

 

[Lee in Texas]

I took Mom to vote last week. I even got dressed up for it. I learned a strange thing about weight loss, too. Your feet can lose weight. I bought dress shoes for a funeral a few years ago. I put them on last week and they were loose. I’m about 90 pounds lighter than when I bought them.

 

[nakneker]

Me and the wife voted today, felt good, always does. We also encouraged 5 of our 7 children to vote, we love them all but two have a different view of things, lol. My Dad is 81 and is health is in decline but he bleeds red, white and blue and we helped him get to the polls too, it put a smile on his face.

 

[Coyotefurharvester]

Joe sent the DOJ into 24 states to "observe", so I doubt he believes state law should control elections. More likely they will look for ways to count votes that don't follow state law, as those are the easiest to fraudulently submit.

 

[Joe Maisto]

My wife and I also voted at 8:10 and the sad part, we were 45 and 46. I hope it really picks up!

And ... my wife & I voted in our small community of Franksville , WI. @ 9 am and I was # 289 registered !