I voted today.
What did you think I was talking about? Dirty bugger!
Anywho, I stopped in to vote today, on our actual Election Day. Call me feckless, if you will. But I figured with all the early voting over the last week, that it would be a breeze with all the voting stations in place, with a full complement of volunteers staffing a full complement of voting booths.
And as usual, I was right.
No line at the door.
I walked in, signed in, was handed my ballot, sent right to a booth, the pen worked, I went over to feed my 4 pages of ballot into the scanner, and got my "I Voted" sticker.
It took maybe ten minutes all told. Of course, I already knew how I was voting on all the amendments, so that made it pretty simple. If I'd had to figure out what each of the twelve amendments actually said from the ballot, I might still be there.
This means that I've earned the right to bitch about the government for at least another year.
Doesn't that give you a warm feeling?
What did you think I was talking about? Dirty bugger!
Anywho, I stopped in to vote today, on our actual Election Day. Call me feckless, if you will. But I figured with all the early voting over the last week, that it would be a breeze with all the voting stations in place, with a full complement of volunteers staffing a full complement of voting booths.
And as usual, I was right.
No line at the door.
I walked in, signed in, was handed my ballot, sent right to a booth, the pen worked, I went over to feed my 4 pages of ballot into the scanner, and got my "I Voted" sticker.
It took maybe ten minutes all told. Of course, I already knew how I was voting on all the amendments, so that made it pretty simple. If I'd had to figure out what each of the twelve amendments actually said from the ballot, I might still be there.
This means that I've earned the right to bitch about the government for at least another year.
Doesn't that give you a warm feeling?