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"We can go to the moon, split atoms to power submarines, squeeze profits from a 99 cent hamburger and watch football highlights on cell phones. But the most successful democracy in human history has yet to figure out how to conduct a proper election. As it stands, the American voting system is a worrisome mess, a labyrinth of local, state and federal laws spotted with bewildered volunteers, harried public officials, partisan distortions, misdesigned forms, malfunctioning machines and polling-place confusion."
All you can do is be prepared - you can make sure you're registered correctly, check what voting method your polling place uses, what ID will be required etc. at your state Secretary of State's website.
"We can go to the moon, split atoms to power submarines, squeeze profits from a 99 cent hamburger and watch football highlights on cell phones. But the most successful democracy in human history has yet to figure out how to conduct a proper election. As it stands, the American voting system is a worrisome mess, a labyrinth of local, state and federal laws spotted with bewildered volunteers, harried public officials, partisan distortions, misdesigned forms, malfunctioning machines and polling-place confusion."
[quote=momonkey;5848073]7 things that could go wrong on election day:
1. Obama wins
From your point of view, a valid point.
3. Blacks vote in record numbers, Obama wins
African Americans exercising their Constitutionally granted enfranchisement is a wrong? How strange? Perhaps you would like to go back to the "good ole days" of poll taxes, lynching and denial of basic civil rights? How else am I to take such a comment?
4. Low information voters believe fairy tale campaign speeches, Obama wins
And, I thought you were referring to Palin speeches!
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