Have a chill weekend. I think I'll do the same. I wish it were already Wednesday. I'm not gonna let it eff me up



too much. then I'm done.

I found that early voting today helped a lot.


saw Democratic poll watcher preparing for the count Nov 8



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Turned it off after voting two weeks ago. Got an acknowledgment that the vote is already counted.

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Turned it off after voting two weeks ago. Got an acknowledgment that the vote is already counted.

I still have to vote. So lazy.

I like to wait until the rush is over so I’ll vote on Wednesday.

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Saint Cloud, Minnesota, where the weather is wonderful even when it isn't.

Mrs Pupp and I voted a few days ago. The poll workers appeared to be trained very well to weed out any potential fraudulent voting. We were made to pull down our masks while the poll workers looked back and forth between our driver’s licenses and our faces for about 15 seconds - back and forth, back and forth. Then they did the same for our signatures for another 15 seconds - back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. I was half expecting them to pull out a list of anyone who ever voted for a Democrat, and to send us on our way back home.

I have no problem with confirming eligibility to vote, but the exaggerated way in which it was done shows how seriously people take propaganda.

You have to show a license ID? How strange.

Here in NY, if your signature matches, you vote.

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Here in NY, if your signature matches, you vote.

That's so urban New York staters can cheat and vote for their deceased grandfathers. (Rural New Yorkers can't cheat that way because they all know each other and their granddads.) No wonder New York is a blue state. This is an outrageous threat to democracy.

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e pluribus unum

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You have to show a license ID? How strange.

Here in NY, if your signature matches, you vote.

Most years I haven't needed to show a license or a signature to match records here in W. MA. The one year that I did need to show ID was when my name was moved to the inactive voter roll after skipping a local election one year. Normal is to show up, give my name and address to the person checking the list, and that is it.

We have to sign in next to our names on the voter roll. No need to do anything else. It’s why we frequently have the highest turnout in the nation; we can just look for a vacant line and sign in again using that name. I doubt if the very old poll workers can see well enough to distinguish gender let alone that I had already just voted. Vote early and vote often!

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Saint Cloud, Minnesota, where the weather is wonderful even when it isn't.

I voted weeks ago.
When I was leaving I told the guy I love to get my I Voted sticker.
He said, take two.
I said, I don’t want anyone to accuse me of voting twice.

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Roswell, GA (Atlanta suburb)

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I said, I don’t want anyone to accuse me of voting twice.

Don't laugh.

A lot of people would accept that as proof of "Rampant Voter Fraud"

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rgG
I said, I don’t want anyone to accuse me of voting twice.

Don't laugh.

A lot of people would accept that as proof of "Rampant Voter Fraud"

I was only half kidding when I told the guy that, lol.

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Roswell, GA (Atlanta suburb)