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The CEO's are shaking in their boots right now. They are pinning their hopes on the older voters to get McCain in. Luckily some older voters also want change in America.
I can't believe the number of people who wait until election day. I voted last week. Most people I know voted early (30s)
A lot of us chose to wait until today because we keep hearing all that crap about fraud, and whether or not the votes will actually count that were done early.
A lot of us chose to wait until today because we keep hearing all that crap about fraud, and whether or not the votes will actually count that were done early.
Plenty of young folks in line this morning when I voted. They even called out "first time voter!!!" every time one of them signed in, and the whole crowd cheered- it was pretty cool.
A lot of us chose to wait until today because we keep hearing all that crap about fraud, and whether or not the votes will actually count that were done early.
I see your point, but with electronic voting, all votes can be swept away or changed with one click- even those cast today.
I am a 1st-time voter this year...and I'm 52!!! This is the 1st year I felt in my heart that MY vote could help bring this country back from the brink, so register I did!!
No early voting here in Massachusetts so I voted this morning. It was all retired people except for a few moms with kids. People here in MA vote mostly for Obama
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