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This should be on all college campuses, great for voter turnout.
The presence of an on-campus voting site at Duke -- located on the Old Trinity Room in the West Union Building on Duke's West Campus -- is a first for the relatively young phenomenon of early voting. Ashe noted it was the idea of Duke professor Gunther Peck, an idea that quickly picked up the support of Duke executive VP Tallman Trask III and the university's administration.
Bull City Rising: Durham gears up early voting for predicted record turn-out (http://www.bullcityrising.com/2008/09/durham-gears-up.html#more - broken link)
This is why I strongly disagree with the 18+ voter registration. Youth should have no voice in politics until they are grown enough to form their own cogent ideas.
This is why I strongly disagree with the 18+ voter registration. Youth should have no voice in politics until they are grown enough to form their own cogent ideas.
That's the most idiotic thing I've heard... I think ever.
This is why I strongly disagree with the 18+ voter registration. Youth should have no voice in politics until they are grown enough to form their own cogent ideas.
Using your ideology, they shouldn't be allowed to join the armed services either.
This is why I strongly disagree with the 18+ voter registration. Youth should have no voice in politics until they are grown enough to form their own cogent ideas.
You can join the military at 18 and you can be tried as an adult for crimes at 18, so you should be vote on decisions that affect you at 18.
Its very clear Obama has the momentum to win the presidency. Obama is seeing a sureg of support in so many different demographics.
From your computer to God's (gasp, a Democrat invoking God) ears! I hope to God you are right!
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