Can you vote?

[Joshua May]

Sadly, I can't vote this year. However, I have not left this stop me from being politically active. In place of my right to vote, I have participated in informal debates and discussions with my friends that may influence those who vote, or at least encourage those who would not have otherwise to vote.

[EddieMcD]

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

::insert obligatory "w00t!" here::

I just registered today (as unaffiliated). Granted, I should've registered last October when I turned 18, but hey, I registered. I'm voting. I suggest that everyone who can vote, does vote. Also remember that most states' voter registrations close on Sunday, so hurry up!

I'm so gorram excited, I think I'll say it one more time:

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Keep flying,
-Eddie

[Tytus Gerrish]

yep.

[Cory]

Can and will vote

[Mike Schroeder]

can vote, but wont

[Katie Reynolds]

Can and will.

[Dorienne]

Can't, but I would like to. This is a huge election, and I wish I could take part in it. =( Unfortunately, I don't turn 18 until October 2006. So I'll be a bit late ;-)

[Jake177]

Can (just barely) but don't see it as a priority since I'm registered in CT, which almost always gives its votes to the Democrats (which I'm not complaining about).

[GateRunner]

Can, and will

[Ryan Dognaux]

Can't - 2 weeks too young

[Alex Pelan]

Nope, although I promise I will vote in 2008. I won't be able to vote in any election until 2007,though. I agree that it is good to follow politics, even before voting age. Plus, it is fun to argue with your friends about these things.

[Melissa Nute]

Can vote. Will vote. Already requested my ballot.

[Paul H]

I can and definately will vote.