One more way to dodge being on record for anything. Who me? I never voted for that.Voted last week. So many propositions, it's like we don't have a legislature or something.
Voted last week. So many propositions, it's like we don't have a legislature or something.
F'n Americans love to complain.One more way to dodge being on record for anything. Who me? I never voted for that.
I am usually preferring election day because it's easier that way. Normally, we're renting a truck and then from 7am to late at night we drive up and down in the area picking up migrants, trying to hit as many locations as possible. 4 years we hit a record,each of us managed to vote 60 times that day with a couple of guys we hauled around hitting 100. Needless to say, we had a blast! And a SHITLOAD of stickers!Going to try to vote early this week and/or next week. And because I'm going to try to vote multiple times, including on election day. I'm in it for the stickers--I love stickers!
being an evil librul-minded person, it is my duty to vote as many times as possible.
crap, you are embarrassing to my now-pathetic efforts. I really need to step up my game! I'm going to one-up you, though:I am usually preferring election day because it's easier that way. Normally, we're renting a truck and then from 7am to late at night we drive up and down in the area picking up migrants, trying to hit as many locations as possible. 4 years we hit a record,each of us managed to vote 60 times that day with a couple of guys we hauled around hitting 100. Needless to say, we had a blast! And a SHITLOAD of stickers!
Off-topic, but I voted No on changing the constitutional amendment process, because it occurred to me that requiring signatures outside Denver and Boulder would make it harder to get Democrat-leaning amendments on the ballot.sitting on my kitchen island. will vote for johnson, no on all our stupid amendments and yes on our proposal to change how to amend the constitution in CO.
It's to give representation to the rest of the state. Our state is the testing ground for national organizations....ex the anti fracking stuff that did not get enough signatures, MJ, personhood, the stupid single payer Healthcare amendment, etc. Most of the funding for this stuff comes from out of state.Off-topic, but I voted No on changing the constitutional amendment process, because it occurred to me that requiring signatures outside Denver and Boulder would make it harder to get Democrat-leaning amendments on the ballot.
Which is probably what you wanted.![]()
That is an interesting question. I am sure it does, but I wonder if legally it should. Although, the ballots aren't marked so I don't think there would be any way to pull out your vote.Does your vote count if you vote early and then die before election day?
It's a legal ballot when cast. Why shouldn't it count?Does your vote count if you vote early and then die before election day?