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The wife and I cancelled out two liberal votes in the great state of Oregon via mail today. I have low confidence in the mail in system here but that is the only option in my state. What could go wrong?
 
Yes. The last time I voted on Election Day I waited in line for 2 hours. I'm retired -- but my time is MINE, and if I'm wasting that much of it I will waste it on my own harebrained projects, not my county's idea of how to do things...
 
Yes. I always vote early if I can. Life happens (illness, emergency, whatever) and I don't want to wait until election day and have life happen. It's too important to me
I also don't base my choice on what's in a book.

Cheers,
Tom
 
I have always voted in every election since I was old enough,, AND have always waited until election day, NOTHING has changed for me.
Due to the potential for "lost in the mail" or "damaged in a wreck, fire etc," I've always felt a mail in ballot was too easily lost or not counted because it isn't being cast & received in a controlled manner.

I understand the necessity for the absentee voting stuff, say for our soldiers who are deployed etc.

But I've always preferred to do it as it has been done for a few centuries before the "modern" method of early voting was allowed. I fully understand how many people prefer it, and use it as a method, and I accept it as their right. But when I hear stories from the media saying things like; "55% of the registered democrats have already voted" I question the integrity of our election process. Voting, how you vote, who you vote for should NOT be subject to ANY form of media released information.
Just my opinion to do it as our forefathers did it, on election day.

So, on Tuesday, Nov 5th,, Miss Penny & I will do as we've always done. We go to the polls together, casting our vote w/o any real lines or hassles like always.
 
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  • But only once. Don't want you to get the idea that I cheated for one party or the other.
    Besides, I learned something new. Wouldn't hurt a few others in the forum to learn something new...


 
Yes, my wife and I mailed in our ballots a few weeks ago. I’m more excited that 24 hours from now the political ads on tv will slow way down and then finally stop.
 
I voted day one at city hall. Since then there has long lines every time I passed by town. Glad I did as I am not one for waiting in lines...
 
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