The get out and vote thread. Sound off if your registered or going to!

[pcgeek11]

I just went to early vote today thinking there would be no lines and boy was I wrong. I'll try again later this week, but the turnout was impressive and a good sign for the blue wave. At this particular location I am literally the only white person there.

What does that even mean? Blacks only vote Democrat?

 

[alien42]

What does that even mean? Blacks only vote Democrat?

What percentage of minorities voted for trump?

I realize you have difficulty grasping reality so hopefully that very simple question will help you out.

 

[pcgeek11]

Right.

 

[snoopy7548]

Early voting tomorrow in MA! Going into work late so I can vote. That's a win-win in my book.

 

[IJTSSG]

Voted early, Voted often, Voted Republican.

 

[shortylickens]

What does that even mean? Blacks only vote Democrat?

if they vote republican they sometimes feel ashamed, so they hide under cloaks like the bat man.

 

[HomerJS]

I sent in my absentee ballot. Straight Democrat.

Don't just bitch about Trump, VOTE!
Don't just tolerate the debasing of the American ideal, VOTE!
Don't just tolerate the lying, VOTE!
Don't just tolerate a POTUS that chooses Russia over the United States, VOTE!!

 

[Paratus]

Voted Monday. Long line, especially for the first day of early voting.

About 3X as many votes cast than in 2014.

 

[nutxo]

I sent in my absentee ballot. Straight Democrat.

Don't just bitch about Trump, VOTE!
Don't just tolerate the debasing of the American ideal, VOTE!
Don't just tolerate the lying, VOTE!
Don't just tolerate a POTUS that chooses Russia over the United States, VOTE!!

I used to be like that. Then I looked at the candidates and I was like " Fuck that' I was convinced that the only person Hillary could beat was Trump and they were both these worthless lying pieces of shit that there was no way I would vote for either one. I became an independent. It was like breathing fresh air for the first time. I vote by the actual issue and for an actual person instead of these perpetually negative and divisive parties that all spin their hate into some "love thy neighbor as long as they agree with you " shitshow.

I mailed off my ballot this afternoon. My candidate might not win but I have a clear conscience,

 

[Jhhnn]

I used to be like that. Then I looked at the candidates and I was like " Fuck that' I was convinced that the only person Hillary could beat was Trump and they were both these worthless lying pieces of shit that there was no way I would vote for either one. I became an independent. It was like breathing fresh air for the first time. I vote by the actual issue and for an actual person instead of these perpetually negative and divisive parties that all spin their hate into some "love thy neighbor as long as they agree with you " shitshow.

I mailed off my ballot this afternoon. My candidate might not win but I have a clear conscience,

So, the Russian propaganda got to you in 2016, huh?

 

[HomerJS]

I used to be like that. Then I looked at the candidates and I was like " Fuck that' I was convinced that the only person Hillary could beat was Trump and they were both these worthless lying pieces of shit that there was no way I would vote for either one. I became an independent. It was like breathing fresh air for the first time. I vote by the actual issue and for an actual person instead of these perpetually negative and divisive parties that all spin their hate into some "love thy neighbor as long as they agree with you " shitshow.

I mailed off my ballot this afternoon. My candidate might not win but I have a clear conscience,

If you read the info you would have found Trump is a 3x worse lying piece of shit over Hillary during the campaign.

Hillary had two things going for her, competent and she works hard. If you thought about it would have been a no brainer.

 

[ivwshane]

I used to be like that. Then I looked at the candidates and I was like " Fuck that' I was convinced that the only person Hillary could beat was Trump and they were both these worthless lying pieces of shit that there was no way I would vote for either one. I became an independent. It was like breathing fresh air for the first time. I vote by the actual issue and for an actual person instead of these perpetually negative and divisive parties that all spin their hate into some "love thy neighbor as long as they agree with you " shitshow.

I mailed off my ballot this afternoon. My candidate might not win but I have a clear conscience,

I'm curious, what were the lies Hillary told that made you say hell no to her?

 

[Jhhnn]

I'm curious, what were the lies Hillary told that made you say hell no to her?

He doesn't know. He just got caught up in the chant.

 

[woolfe9998]

Bump.

Sent my ballot in today.

 

[dainthomas]

Filled out mine yesterday while sitting on the couch drinking coffee and watching football, then my gf dropped them off. Waited a little longer than I originally intended.

Oregon's return rate was around 32% as of yesterday. Sure hope that picks up significantly.

 

[repoman0]

Walked over to my town's early voting polling place last week. I voted straight D even though our liberal Republican governor Charlie Baker is going to win and I mostly like him. He endorsed Elizabeth Warren's opponent in the last few weeks though and anyone endorsing Republican control of the senate won't get my vote.

Turnout is going to be crazy. Pretty much everyone I know is voting (all people in their 20s -- early 30s), and basically no one I know voted in 2014.

 

[snoopy7548]

Walked over to my town's early voting polling place last week. I voted straight D even though our liberal Republican governor Charlie Baker is going to win and I mostly like him. He endorsed Elizabeth Warren's opponent in the last few weeks though and anyone endorsing Republican control of the senate won't get my vote.

Turnout is going to be crazy. Pretty much everyone I know is voting (all people in their 20s -- early 30s), and basically no one I know voted in 2014.

Nice, same here. How did you vote on the ballot questions? I was all yes.

 

[repoman0]

Nice, same here. How did you vote on the ballot questions? I was all yes.

No, yes, yes. It was pretty unclear to me what the implications of the nurse question were, even after a decent amount of research and a debate or two on NPR. And as a 20-something I have no experience with hospitals here, even second-hand, but I do know they are generally considered really good already, so ...

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Walked over to my town's early voting polling place last week. I voted straight D even though our liberal Republican governor Charlie Baker is going to win and I mostly like him. He endorsed Elizabeth Warren's opponent in the last few weeks though and anyone endorsing Republican control of the senate won't get my vote.

Turnout is going to be crazy. Pretty much everyone I know is voting (all people in their 20s -- early 30s), and basically no one I know voted in 2014.

Nice, same here. How did you vote on the ballot questions? I was all yes.

I'm still voting Baker, he does good enough work for me.
I'll vote Warren hesitantly. I like her but she allows her reputation to get shit on too much which makes her less effective. We do need someone to keep the President accountable.
Going yes a all three ballot initiatives, some concerns about question one but I already have concerns about under-staffing.
Haven't voted yet going tomorrow


Hopefully I can vote 16 times!
#sarcasm dummies.

 

[zinfamous]

Still waiting for my Soros money and not sure if it will arrive in time. This means that I may not be out at the polls intimidating GOP voters in my roughly 98.72% democratic district! D:

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Still waiting for my Soros money and not sure if it will arrive in time. This means that I may not be out at the polls intimidating GOP voters in my roughly 98.72% democratic district! D:

Probably like my district, 80+% Democrat but Soros pays for the study to be modified to repress the Republican vote.

 

[herm0016]

VOTED. no to tax increases. No to increased oil and gas setbacks.

 

[ch33zw1z]

I'm still voting Baker, he does good enough work for me.
I'll vote Warren hesitantly. I like her but she allows her reputation to get shit on too much which makes her less effective. We do need someone to keep the President accountable.
Going yes a all three ballot initiatives, some concerns about question one but I already have concerns about under-staffing.
Haven't voted yet going tomorrow


Hopefully I can vote 16 times!
#sarcasm dummies.

Not sure how I feel about Baker. He boasts a 1 billion surplus, while I Dodge pot holes on the pike.

Gonzalez, don't know much about, I may vote for him based on what I do know.

Ballot: abstain, yes, yes

 

[Commodus]

VOTED. no to tax increases. No to increased oil and gas setbacks.

I know you're happy to kill the planet in the name of short-term income, but all good people are not. I'll be glad when the Trump regime is out of power and we can get back to making you switch to a career in renewable energy.

 

[soundforbjt]

Already voted in early voting, voted straight "D", no normal republicans running that I could support over their opponents.