Just received my VOTER Registration in the mail

[ReiAyanami]

got it yesterday, sent it out oct 18th (last day to register in CA) although i did try 4 days before that

postmarked nov 1st (from them), so even in a best case scenario i would have had 3 hrs to vote (our mailman shows up at 4)

anybody else have similiar experiences, and is your last name a minority?

 

[dmcowen674]

Originally posted by: ReiAyanami
got it yesterday, sent it out oct 18th (last day to register in CA) although i did try 4 days before that

postmarked nov 1st (from them), so even in a best case scenario i would have had 3 hrs to vote (our mailman shows up at 4)

anybody else have similiar experiences, and is your last name a minority?

Don't feel bad 49% of the Country was disenfranchised.

 

[Alistar7]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674

Originally posted by: ReiAyanami
got it yesterday, sent it out oct 18th (last day to register in CA) although i did try 4 days before that

postmarked nov 1st (from them), so even in a best case scenario i would have had 3 hrs to vote (our mailman shows up at 4)

anybody else have similiar experiences, and is your last name a minority?

Don't feel bad 49% of the Country was disenfranchised.

:roll:

like some cheese to go with your whine?

 

[maddogchen]

damn that sucks. but I woulda thought since you are active on P&N that you woulda registered a lot earlier

 

[klah]

Originally posted by: ReiAyanami

postmarked nov 1st (from them), so even in a best case scenario i would have had 3 hrs to vote (our mailman shows up at 4)

You do not need your CA voter registration precinct card to vote.
I am pretty sure you do not even have to present a valid ID to vote, unless you have never voted in your county before.

 

[Spencer278]

At lest you could have casted a provisional ballot and hope that it gets counted.

 

[yankeesfan]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674

Originally posted by: ReiAyanami
got it yesterday, sent it out oct 18th (last day to register in CA) although i did try 4 days before that

postmarked nov 1st (from them), so even in a best case scenario i would have had 3 hrs to vote (our mailman shows up at 4)

anybody else have similiar experiences, and is your last name a minority?

Don't feel bad 49% of the Country was disenfranchised.

go back to P&N

OP: your vote doesn't matter in CA unless there are millions of others

 

[LordMagnusKain]

I think i've been disenfranchised...

as previously stated, you could have voted anyway.

but that does stink, though i doubt that you didn't get your registration card in ca just because you've got the last name of a colored person.

 

[DevilsAdvocate]

Originally posted by: dmcowen674

Originally posted by: ReiAyanami
got it yesterday, sent it out oct 18th (last day to register in CA) although i did try 4 days before that

postmarked nov 1st (from them), so even in a best case scenario i would have had 3 hrs to vote (our mailman shows up at 4)

anybody else have similiar experiences, and is your last name a minority?

Don't feel bad 49% of the Country was disenfranchised.

Dave -

If you truly are considering a run at Congress, you should really stop posting.