I voted in the 2016 election (illegal, poll, Obama, state)

[lunetunelover]

I voted this morning before work. There was no line (okay, maybe 3 people after me). I was pleasantly surprised.

[Natural510]

Voted this morning (for Clinton). Working night shift is great in that there are no lines after work, compared to day shifters who have to try get it in on a lunch break or between 5-7pm.

[JRR]

Originally Posted by T0103E

Never. When either of them wins and inevitably does some evil stuff, I can live with a clean conscience knowing I didn't put them there.

Aren't you glad you don't live in Australia where voting is mandatory or you have to pay a $20 penalty?

As for us, we voted by mail before our trip to Tennessee a couple of weeks ago. Got to say I do like that absentee ballot option.

[FluidFreedom]

Originally Posted by JRR

Aren't you glad you don't live in Australia where voting is mandatory or you have to pay a $20 penalty?

As for us, we voted by mail before our trip to Tennessee a couple of weeks ago. Got to say I do like that absentee ballot option.

Wow. Is that true? I can't imagine being fined for NOT voting.


I was all prepared for long lines, but when I got there, I walked right in voted and left. It was great.

[burdell]

While I'm not a fan of either candidate for POTUS there's too many state and local positions open to not vote.

[juneaubound]

Could have early voted by mail, but me and my husband decided to deliver them in person (60 miles round trip to the courthouse) a couple of weeks ago. Someone sent me a check last year from Tennessee, and it took five months to get delivered to my house. Wasn't taking any chances.

[baystater]

Originally Posted by JRR

Aren't you glad you don't live in Australia where voting is mandatory or you have to pay a $20 penalty?

As for us, we voted by mail before our trip to Tennessee a couple of weeks ago. Got to say I do like that absentee ballot option.

Oh my goodness. $20 would Surely corrupt my my convictions. I guess I'll just have to show Up and draw giant middle finger in the write in section.

[MJJersey]

I voted. The polling place was not too crowded. I already heard reports of rampant voter fraud. A woman was on the radio saying that the lady in front of her was not registered and barely spoke English so they let her just pick a name out of the book. People threaten to sue poll workers and charge them criminally if they don't let a person vote. That's what happens when you don't have voter ID laws.

[LifeIsGood01]

Originally Posted by FluidFreedom

This isn't about who you voted for or why. Just would like a show of hands for all those that took time out of their lives to do their civic duty.

I just got back from voting.

I originally didn't post who I voted for but then edited when I saw a post 2 down from mine post who they voted for.

[RunD1987]

I'll vote schedule off today from work so I have the entire day to vote, but hoping to get down to the polls by 1130 Feel less of crowd don't want to wait.