Hello. I’m just curious and whoever you voted for as the president please tell me why. My family members are voting for Dick Gordon because they said that he doesn’t look like money and he also has a lot of experience in the political world in Pilipinas.
Isn’t the election over already?
Perhaps you can Google who won?
The truth about voting.
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How do they handle your voting – do you have to use absentee ballots? Since you are in a different state have you gotten and Id for that state – so there for you just vote for that state?
It’s your choice.
You can register and vote in your home state as it’s your permanent residence if you want (Like some of my classmates did) in 04 or you can register in your current state (like I did) because if your attending school in that state you are allowed to register there.
It’s up to you, basically.
I am not very political, but it seems as if ones votes would pretty much be wasted if they were not for either a Dem or a Repub. What is the point of voting independent, etc?
Well they sometimes take enough votes away that one party doesn’t win. Supposedly Gore lost due to Ralph Nader and his party. If you notice the last three times the different parties got booted out due to crummy performance and the people got sick of what they were doing.
The Democrats get booted and then the Republicans get booted and now looks like the Democrats are about to get the boot again. Due to the "good ole boy" system and payoff deals and the money the two big time parties have it would be hard for someone to step up. When Ross Perot ran Clinton got 40 million votes and bush a few less, but he got 20 million, which were votes meant for the Republicans and he had the money on his own the run on.
Maybe someday it will happen. oNe other things is that our House and Senate members had donated to them over $3.2 billion* in 2008, you can use the search engine at the site below to see who got what, from whom and how they voted. That is a ton of money from the lobbyists and this year when the elderly and handicapped on fixed incomes are told there is no inflation, they will be getting a 10% raise! It has to stop and get back to doing what is good for the country and not corporations.
But the third party can pull some votes and make it hard for the Democrats or Republicans and maybe get what they want if one of the parties decide to embrace whatever they are pushing.
Happy New Year!
I’m voting for Grady Sizemore of the Cleveland Indians. He’s 12th in the voting of AL outfielders even though hes a leadoff hitter and second in the AL in homeruns. And he’s one of the most underrated players in baseball. What do you think?
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Last night, I heard on the tv that "Americans have already started to vote". From what I know, the voting day is on the 4th.
- Do you vote on the same day or several days
- Do you get the day off from work or go to work after voting
- Is voting mandatory
In my country, we vote on Sundays.
Normally, everyone votes on the same day here in the USA, however, due to the nature of this election large crowds are expected so they’ve allowed advance voting in many states as well as mail-in ballots to cut down on long lines.
Nick Clegg has announced the coalition government’s plans to reform the electoral system and give ‘power to the people’.
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The race for Governor in Michigan is in full swing, one week after the filing deadline.
In the second commercial of his campaign, Attorney General Mike Cox keeps up the assault on Congressman Pete Hoekstra’s voting record he began with his first ad just last week.
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Find out what the final five had to say as they cast their votes