mad scientist

Why were you dropped from the voting list?

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redcelticcurls

No one knew. I voted in the primary without incident.

I live in PA and vote in WV - which is fine since WV counts me as military and my car is still registered to WV. It could have something to do with the two state thing, but, then, I should have been kicked off for the primaries too.

The cynic in me says that I should just re-register as a Republican and then I may be less likely to be dropped.

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rosy

Grrr...I wish I could vote,period...but I'm only 16 and this election's driving me nuts!!

Curly Girl Fla

I went 3 times to vote early-the lines in my county are outrageous. I finally waited 3 hours and 17 minutes to vote yesterday. It was 2 hours to the door, then you got a ticket-I was #846 to vote that day.....glad I did it, though...interesting conversation in line .

Speckla

I feel you're frustration. I was 17 in 1992 - just two weeks shy of turning 18! I had to wait until I was 21 for the next election to roll around!!

Be patient and your turn will come.

angela3213

There is early voting in Virginia but I didn't qualify. I can't wait to vote.

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Josephine

I'm guilty of being lazy. We were able to vote about 3 weeks ago. And this last week they opened up even more locations to vote (at first it was just one place per county and this last week about 5 or 6). The lines were still long though - about 2 hours in my county and in some places 5-8 hours due to computer problems. So now I have to get up really early and vote Tuesday since I procrastinated. The good thing is my county had the highest early voter turnout. They say apparently 35% of voters in Ga have voted. So I'm hoping the lines won't be super long on Tuesday. A part of me did want to wait til election day though..

KookyCurl

I'm so excited I could pee! I LOVE voting. So yeah, I'm a nerd. But I'm VERY ok with that. We get a school holiday (university) for election day so I don't have to worry about getting up extra early.

I love living in a small state, we still have paper ballots and all the elderly historical society ladies work the polls. They are so nice! The hardest part about voting where I do is parking. Other than that there is plenty of room. And we're so low tech that when they check my name off I can see if my parents have voted and if not I call and bug them.

I'm just ready to vote and then Wednesday is my birthday sooo......lots of excitement this week. And hopefully the American people will see fit to give me one awesome birthday president!

lazykerri

I voted early (in Illinois). I love the computer touch screen voting, but they should warn you that when it says "print", you don't get a printout!

I procrastinated and voted Thursday at my lunch break. It took about an hour total (35 minutes in line, 20 minutes or so to vote).

I wonder how the lines will be on election day. Anyone else who lives in a big city notice if the lines are usually long on election day? I've been told by a few people that they weren't last time, but I think they meant during the primary or some other election; they're expecting a huge turnout this year and a presidential election might involve longer lines, I would think.

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eche428

Hee, hee. Too cute!

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