Election Day 2004

[Jake177]

I filled out my connecticut absentee ballot a few weeks ago, and I would expect both of my parents to vote. But I can't say the same for my 2 older siblings, one of them might.

I voted today in my school. Its kinda like the real voting in a way lol When we'll we get to know who won presidencey? tonight?

[MikeDubreuil]

I decided there was no point in casting a ballot in Massachusetts. Perhaps, if I was in support of Bush I would have... I can use this logic, I hope everyone else doesn't

[Dorienne]

I voted in my school, but that didn't count, considering it was just a schoolwide thing.
My parents are voting sometime today, along with my sister and brother in law. A few friends of mine are voting today as well, who turned 18 this year, along with more who graduated last year or two years ago. =) Many people I know are voting.

[Cory]

I voted, as did my mother and father.

And you already know where I live, Bill

Cory

[Kristina]

I voted as soon as the polls opened this morning, 7AM, wow that was early.
I vote in the 30th district of California, which is the West Los Angeles Region (UCLA).

Both my parents will vote today in the 25th district of California, which is a suburb area 40 miles north of Los Angeles.

My brother will vote today up at Berkeley. I can't remember which district that is.

[Joe Matt]

My mother and i voted today, while my dad did it my absentee ballot.

[Katie Reynolds]

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

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

[David Kelly]

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.

[Beth Sweet]

I'm very upset that I missed being able to vote by just two weeks. Especially since this is supposed to be one of the most important elections in a while. Anyways, I'm sure that both of my parents voted back home in Milford, and my sister probably did up (over? down?) in Flint too. (All Michigan)

[Melissa Nute]

I voted three weeks ago with my absentee ballot for Florida.

And no, it wasn't in the group that got lost in the mail.

[Anne Shade]

I voted for my first time since I just got my citizenship a few years ago.

[RogerR]

voted for the first time on saturday. had to stand in line for almost 2 hours to get into the polls.

[tkwetzel]

I voted by absentee ballot, and I expect that both my parents will vote today. All in district 10 in Virginia.

[JVN]

Originally Posted by MikeDubreuil

I decided there was no point in casting a ballot in Massachusetts. Perhaps, if I was in support of Bush I would have... I can use this logic, I hope everyone else doesn't

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.