did you all vote today?
Like Andy we voted a few weeks ago, at home, naked. I just wish there was a way that my TV, phone, and mailbox knew I had already voted so I did not have to fast forward, hang up on, or shred political ads that I could care less about and were a waste of my time.
We early-voted last week before my wife went out of town. Always concerned that the absentee ballot would be lost or not counted some how. I like being able to put the paper ballot in the machine myself and see that it was counted.
did everyone vote today?
Oh yes. We also vote by mail. We can sit down at home, research and mark our ballots right there and transfer the choices in the voting booth.
It does bother me though, that television calls winners with only a few percent of the votes tallied in any race. Sometimes I feel like my vote doesn't count for much since officials have to count the manually. I know, legally, all have to be tallied, but I just feel like its just extra.
Of course, on paper, there's a pretty slim chance of Russian interference unless any poll workers talk like Boris and Natasha.
No. I don't live in the USA so don't have a vote (just like many others around the world). But I must congratulate you on the result. The power of the US is so strong that the Mid Term Elections have been followed worldwide. What you decide does affect the rest of the world.
We voted yesterday too, at the local precinct. Was I pleased with the results? For the most part, but there were some things that displeased me greatly.
But what was my reaction to that? Rioting? Screaming in the middle of the street? Throwing bricks and rocks at people's cars as they drove by? Destroying property, either private or public? No. I sent an email to a few folks regarding our local flying club's scheduled meeting, analyzed some rest results from the FAA regarding a new piece of electronics I just had installed. Oh, and cooked bacon. Yes. Bacon.
When things don't always go the way you want, cook bacon. And then eat it.



