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Yes, I know your choices might be between bad and worse...But at least make sure it's not the "worst" that gets elected!!

For the first time, I voted in advance this year. I found the option to vote via mail very helpful for several reasons:

1) I didn't get "stuck at work" and unable to go
2) I didn't "forget"
3) I didn't have to wait in a long line

and the best reason, for me, was

4) Because I was able to see before-hand, all the “extra” candidates I’m not usually prepared for (like judges) as well as all of the “extra” vote Yes/No questions I don’t usually see in advance. This allowed me to take the time to look all of the people and issues up and truly vote my vote.

Anyway, maybe you all are more “in tune” with all the “extra” stuff then I am, but, just in case you’re like me and end up ‘caught by surprise’ by somebody or something you don’t know enough about while at the polls “on the day of,” I thought I’d pass along this idea to you! I didn’t know it was even an option until Gray suggested we look into our voting options.

What? A planner who actually had a plan to vote this time around? Whodda thunk? 8)

Indeed.

...and don't forget that even if you're not in the United States making decisions about things that will affect you for years to come, you can still vote for the Roleplayer of the Month! Without leaving your computer chair!

Ronan wrote:Indeed.

...and don't forget that even if you're not in the United States making decisions about things that will affect you for years to come, you can still vote for the Roleplayer of the Month! Without leaving your computer chair!

/joins the highjack

Yes! and PM me comments if you'd like to see them posted at the end of the week. You'll be anonymous! 8)

/end highjack

I voted this morning before going into work. Never a long line then.