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i voted 2 weeks ago!!
yay me!!!
go Kinky!!!

fins2theleft wrote:i voted 2 weeks ago!!
yay me!!!
go Kinky!!!

Hey, this thread is about voting, not your personal life.

Big Red Parrothead wrote:

fins2theleft wrote:i voted 2 weeks ago!!
yay me!!!
go Kinky!!!

Hey, this thread is about voting, not your personal life.

I will vote on my way home tonight. Damn right I'm voting, I always vote.

LIPH wrote:

Indiana Jolly Mon wrote:Voted and showed ID. I often wondered why it wasnt needed before, all you had to know was name and address. Of course when I heard the arguments here that making show an ID is a right wing racist conspiracy, I didnt think it would happen, but it did.

So if requiring ID is a right wing racist conspiracy then not requiring ID must mean the left wing is in favor of voter fraud.

EXACTLY!! It is their first step toward communism, see Rush was right!

Of course I have voted three times today, but that is a different story.

LIPH wrote:Just curious - has anyone who voted already had to show ID? I've been voting since 1972 and I can't remember the last time I had to show ID. In fact, I'm not even sure I ever did need ID. With all the talk about voter fraud the last few years you'd think ID would be required.

Showed ID all the time...for as long as I can recall

I voted!
Threw my vote away on an independent candidate for Florida's governor around 8:30 this morning

ToplessRideFL wrote:

LIPH wrote:Just curious - has anyone who voted already had to show ID? I've been voting since 1972 and I can't remember the last time I had to show ID. In fact, I'm not even sure I ever did need ID. With all the talk about voter fraud the last few years you'd think ID would be required.

Showed ID all the time...for as long as I can recall

Just got back from voting. Yes I had to show my ID Idon,t think it's been a law here very long, because the BMV Has just started issuing them free for anyone that doesn't have one yet

Great, they let people in Cedar Lake vote, this state is going to hell in a handbasket

Indiana Jolly Mon wrote:Great, they let people in Cedar Lake vote, this state is going to hell in a handbasket

There's a reason this town's nickname is Cedartucky In my own defense, I'm not from here originally. I think the law is, aslong as there is more than 1 branch on your family tree, you can vote

ToplessRideFL wrote:

LIPH wrote:Just curious - has anyone who voted already had to show ID? I've been voting since 1972 and I can't remember the last time I had to show ID. In fact, I'm not even sure I ever did need ID. With all the talk about voter fraud the last few years you'd think ID would be required.

Showed ID all the time...for as long as I can recall

we have to either show our voter's registration card or our TX ID to vote. then sign on the dotted line, then we can vote

fins2theleft wrote:

ToplessRideFL wrote:

LIPH wrote:Just curious - has anyone who voted already had to show ID? I've been voting since 1972 and I can't remember the last time I had to show ID. In fact, I'm not even sure I ever did need ID. With all the talk about voter fraud the last few years you'd think ID would be required.

Showed ID all the time...for as long as I can recall

we have to either show our voter's registration card or our TX ID to vote. then sign on the dotted line, then we can vote

Didn't have to show ID when I voted. New voting machines are extremely easy to use, of course a senior citizen on her way out as I was on my way in thought it was complicated, I thought just the opposite.

Catch&Release wrote:Voted at 7:05 this morning.

PHINS to the Left.

We have a billionaire runnin for Gov here in MI who has spent $40 million of his own $. I'm HOPING that his ceaseless TV ads will stop running today. I hate when election ads run past the election!

$40 million for a job that pays less than $200K.
If nothing else, it shows he has no business sense.

I waited my usual two minutes, have never shown any ID. Skipped over some uncontested races. Michigan had 5 statewide ballot proposals, that's a lot for here.

Voted last week, took my son with me.
(Hoping to teach him early that it's important, and easy, to vote.)

Didn't have to show ID as long as I had my voter registration card.

If you don't have your voter registration card, you can show you ID and vote.

You bet your bippy, I'm gonna vote.

This is what kills me: the hubby and I vote one way (one party) and my parents vote for the other, making all four of our votes cancel each other out.

The tv ads from Missouri and here in Tennessee (hotly contested) are driving me up the friggin' wall.

Just got back--our son and I both voted.
Husband probably won't get back instate in time

done

Yes!

Bring down the tyranny of King George! .....or is it King James?

LIPH wrote:Just curious - has anyone who voted already had to show ID?

I had to show a photo ID even though I had the Voter Verification Card that was mailed to me.

This is the first time I ever had to show an ID. When I lived in Oklahoma and Missouri the poll judges knew me.

Done. In and out in 15 minutes. And had to show my ID. Didn't last year.