The Governemt we have now is absoluty horrible and the crisis' they got us into is almost unaviodable. We need a new government to fix what the previous government have borken, and to set things straight, so in answer to your question: I'd wait about 3 minutes!
I guess the only other option would be to FedEx it. Where do you live, must be rural. I live about 1 mile from the elections office, so it's not a problem.
[2 points]62 days ago by odessaphilesReplyEdited 62 days ago by odessaphiles
I live about 20 minutes from the seat of the county I am a resident of, am registered in, and vote in. I work in another state, so am often gone for months at a time. I would never be able to afford a house anywhere they pay me enough to live on; I can't pay my bills on the wages available anywhere I can afford to buy property.
[1 point]62 days ago by dauguyReplyEdited 62 days ago by dauguy
Although i believe it is important to exercise our right to vote (because we are lucky enough for democracy), i wouldn't want to wait longer than an hour as i hate waiting. i would try and miss the queues any way possible
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The Governemt we have now is absoluty horrible and the crisis' they got us into is almost unaviodable. We need a new government to fix what the previous government have borken, and to set things straight, so in answer to your question: I'd wait about 3 minutes!
The Labour government under Gordon Brown ? I thought Tony Blair was Labor Party as well ....
Hmmm.. I'm not really following british poltics...
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I'd wait in line for a week to vote for Fred Thompson.
I'd wait in line for a week to vote for Newt Gingrich.
I'd wait in line for a week to vote for Ronald Reagan.
I'd wait in line for a week to vote for John Kennedy.
I'd wait in line for three hours to vote for McCain.
I'd wouldn't wait in line for 10 seconds to vote for Barack Hussein Obama.
Who cares?
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Oh sorry! I guess that question wasn't directed to me...
I see you, too, are getting on the "mean" bandwagon!
You'll be waiting a loooong time.
That is what I like about absentee ballots. Nobody in line at the post office.
I have to agree there. I voted a couple of weeks ago.
The problem with that is, did it get counted? I voted absentee in WV, and still wonder if it was round-filed.
I didn't trust the mail. I hand delivered it to the Supervisor of Elections.
If I could have done that, I could have voted there. It's a 12 hour round-trip from here to there not counting actually doing anything.
I guess the only other option would be to FedEx it. Where do you live, must be rural. I live about 1 mile from the elections office, so it's not a problem.
I live about 20 minutes from the seat of the county I am a resident of, am registered in, and vote in. I work in another state, so am often gone for months at a time. I would never be able to afford a house anywhere they pay me enough to live on; I can't pay my bills on the wages available anywhere I can afford to buy property.
Yeah, and you can be pretty sure they won't be counted. Sweet!
I think they're only counted in a case where it is close enough to alter the outcome.
True. lol!
It is instructive to look at the voting for West Virginia.
Obama 43%, McCain 56%
For Senator, the Dem candidate got 64% of the vote.
For Governor, the Dem candidate got 70% of the vote.
For Congress, two Dems won with large margins, and one incumbent Rep, also by a large margin.
All candidates except Obama were white.
It was not the only state for which a similar pattern obtained.
Although i believe it is important to exercise our right to vote (because we are lucky enough for democracy), i wouldn't want to wait longer than an hour as i hate waiting. i would try and miss the queues any way possible