And even MORE important …

I voted in an Exit Poll, and you know those are the only votes that count.

Voted

No one approached me, there was just a desk and ballots manned by someone quiet. I asked if this was a exit poll and she said yes!

I exit voted! SO PROUD.


8 responses to “And even MORE important …”

  1. I voted early this morning, but no exit poll. I felt quite patriotic as I stood in line and watched the different types of people waiting with me. Sure, various races and ethnic groups, but also different styles of dress and (probably) different income levels. Everyone with a ‘tiny’ voice in their government. And yet, to me they all looked like democrats. Last place I lived, they all looked like republicans.

  2. Arlene – Same here. I would have expected to see suburban types ad I did not.
    Carloline – Nope, at new Hope. Some -irian church.

  3. No exit poll for me, although I did vote. and I thought of you when a Goodreads friend referred to Todd Akin’s loss with the comment “Looks like those women in Missouri had a way of shutting that down.”

  4. Just so you know, it was all over the news here, saturation coverage on TV, radio and papers, with live broadcasts and all of us hanging on and on waiting for Obama to appear to give his speech while the poor studio presenters blathered away desperately. Same with Sandy, too, by the way.

  5. Tami – Couldn’t they at least find the seniors who can hear?
    Jammies – I planned to say that to anyone who tried to campaign at me in the parking lot. There was just one sad elderly woman, and she wasn’t taking to anyone. Just sitting there in the drizzle with an Akin sign on her lap. Might have been his mom.
    Big Dot – One thing about President Obama, he is not at all punctual. President Bush was always on time. I went to bed and listened to his speech on the radio. Gary couldn’t get me out of bed.

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