Re: Election Day 2004
 

I, along with my mother and father, voted today in Pewaukee, Wisconsin.

Got there at 7 only to stand in line for TWO HOURS. :ahh:

Re: Election Day 2004
 

Bill and others have been trying to secure federal funding for the FIRST program through legislative means for quite awhile now and the information that this thread can provide is, no doubt, important to those efforts.

With respect, if you didn't vote in the real election, please don't jeopardize the relevance of this data by joking around.

Re: Election Day 2004
 

There was absolutely no wait for me when I voted this morning around 8:15. Myself, my dad, my mom, and my brother all voted in District 69 in southern Indianapolis, IN. I was the 121st (Road Warriors ;) ) to slip my paper ballot into the optical scan machine.

Wooo! for voting. :]

Re: Election Day 2004
 

Mike,
That is disgusting.
Not just that you would do it, but that you would proclaim it in a public forum.

Remember kids, Despite the old Nike ads:
Don't be like Mike.

Re: Election Day 2004
 

If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say it at all. You don't even provide a reason for your libel. All you are doing is inciting a flame war and wrecking Bill Gold's thread.

Re: Election Day 2004
 

My mom and I voted today, with my dad voting in early elections I believe, yesterday. 13th Precinct (That can't be lucky :-p )

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I voted today.

im happy:D

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Got up early and voted on my way to work (before 7am) because grad school prevents me from doing it later.

Re: Election Day 2004
 

I voted. Joe and Amy both voted absentee. If she hasn't already, my wife will have voted by the end of the day. Everybody is registered in California -- 35th congressional district.

Have fun crunching the numbers, Bill. :rolleyes: (And if Joe responds separately, be sure you don't count him twice. ;) )

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I don't think JVN was right with what he said (no cookie for you John!), if a few more people did that, and a few more Bush people go, then Bush could get Massachusetts, and you would be kicking yourself. Just a thought.

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Based on how loudly he was booed at Fenway during the DNC it seems quite possible.

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JVN was booed at Fenway? :confused:

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Thanks to everyone who has responded already. This is very helpful for us.

I’ll set a good example and say that I’m on my way to vote with my parents and my brother in the 16th Congressional District in California.

Keep ‘em coming everyone :)

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Both of my parents voted in Hartford County, Connecticut (don't know the district).

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Alex,
South Windsor is in the 1st congressional district, our current state rep is John Larsen.
Pete