Election Day 2004

[Kyle Love]

I can't vote but I told people who to vote for! HAHA (Hints the My Man Mitch avatar, he's running for IN governor) I can't wait until I can vote though.

[JoeXIII'007]

My sister (Former Team 66 Member) voted, my mother voted, and my father voted. All said they waited 1 hour. But my poor dad has more to do. He has to stay up all night to report the election results locally from a local radio station. (89.1 FM) To all that did vote, even though I can't, I thank you.

[Ryan M.]

And it's all coming down to Ohio:
From CNN.com

Blue-Democrats (Kerry)
Red-Republicans (Bush)

Just in case you weren't sure.

[Andy Baker]

I voted and so did my wife. It took us both about an hour.

Heck, I even had the day off to vote. Each year, at UAW-staffed manufacturing plants, a certain # of holidays are negotiated. This year, they chose to have one of those days as "election day". In Kokomo, there are about 9-10,000 UAW jobs. Oddly enough, the county went almost 2:1 in favor of Bush. Our local union populus must be old and conservative.

Andy B.

[Travis Hoffman]

I voted at 3:30 PM and there was no line at all. Most people were still working, I believe.

[Kit Gerhart]

Originally Posted by Andy Baker

I voted and so did my wife. It took us both about an hour.

Heck, I even had the day off to vote. Each year, at UAW-staffed manufacturing plants, a certain # of holidays are negotiated. This year, they chose to have one of those days as "election day". In Kokomo, there are about 9-10,000 UAW jobs. Oddly enough, the county went almost 2:1 in favor of Bush. Our local union populus must be old and conservative.

Andy B.

Many of the UAW people I know, especially the ones around my age, tend to be those who feel the need for their own private arsenal of AK47's and hand guns. These people overwhelmingly vote for Bush, regardless of other issues.