Vote

[roguethree]

My fellow Americans,

Go vote.

<3,

r3

[Jhickey]

Yes, please exercise your right.

[Infallius_Daemonium]

*is not registered to vote* >_>

[Cornuto]

I'm in Ohio, my vote is a worth all of yours combined. Wahahahahaha!*





*Not really, go vote.

[Poltergeist]

For those that need to know their polling place or those on their ballot:
http://www.yourfuckingpollingplace.com/

And if a poll worker or poll watcher attempts to deny you a ballot, call the National Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE ( 866-687-8683) immediately.

[Jhickey]

For those that need to know their polling place or those on their ballot:
http://www.yourfuckingpollingplace.com/

And if a poll worker or poll watcher attempts to deny you a ballot, call the National Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE ( 866-687-8683) immediately.

A wealth of information Polt! Thank you.

[Incognito]

If I can drive the 21 miles it takes to get to my polling place, then you have no excuses.

[Yevelian]

Here in Virginia, the lines are longer than I've ever seen. I'm only talking about my rural little fire station, with our last census in 2010 being 194 residence in the town. In 2008 I voted late in the day and my number was 78, today I voted early, and was 120, and the line was out the door. I'm hearing similar stories all over the state and country.

VOTE!

[Catastrophe]

My six year old is upset that she is unable to vote.

But hooray for voting!

[ManUtd4Ever]

I live in Europe and voted via Absentee Ballot. To think I was able to exercise my right without getting all of those annoying phone calls with recorded messages from each party... priceless.

Cheers!

[Redjack]

Voted last week by mail!

[Incognito]

Drove 21 miles uphill both ways, voted, then ate lunch (thank god no snow yet)

[wangxiuming]

I voted for the first time since high school! I feel accomplished