Went just before noon, took me 15 minutes? the crowds were bad this morning, a lot of people voted early :0074
Voting
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More than 100 million people have cast ballots in advance of Election Day, more than twice the number in 2016, which itself saw an early voting record, according to statistics I?ve compiled at the United States Elections Project.
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https://www.usatoday.com/story/news...020-early-voting-tops-100-million/6133004002/
The massive early voting turnout puts the U.S. on track to likely surpass 150 million voters overall for the election, which would mark the highest turnout of eligible voters by percentage in a presidential election since 1908. That year Republican William Howard Taft defeated Democrat William Jennings Bryan with 65.7% of the voting-eligible population participating.
The massive early voting turnout puts the U.S. on track to likely surpass 150 million voters overall for the election, which would mark the highest turnout of eligible voters by percentage in a presidential election since 1908. That year Republican William Howard Taft defeated Democrat William Jennings Bryan with 65.7% of the voting-eligible population participating.
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:lol:
I voted a couple weeks ago. It took 31 minutes from the time I left my car till I got back in it.
Too funny, Jack, took me 32 minutes like my son said who timed us. Listened to Hannity for last half hour, the commentary by he and guests was so hilarious, " 160,000 more Republicans in Florida have voted, if he gets to 200,000, he will win the state". So much hype and Democratic innuendo we might as well call this election over already :shrug::shrug:
Seriously cannot wait to have no more ads, except we will have Senate runoffs in GA, so I guess more of the same. When I moved to GA 35 years ago, it was probably 75/25 Republicans, now totally a tossup.
Seriously cannot wait to have no more ads, except we will have Senate runoffs in GA, so I guess more of the same. When I moved to GA 35 years ago, it was probably 75/25 Republicans, now totally a tossup.
Same here took me about 10 minutes, took me longer to look through the ballot than anything else
Biggest thing I hope for tonight and this week is that our Law Enforcement and National Guards stay safe in doing a job none of us want to do. Enforcing people that feel enabled to grab Gucci and Chanel and LV and TV's and anything of value because they are fucking HOODS! And, they will do it whether Blue or Red wins, more so Red of course. Tonight may not be a problem with probably no result until late, but tomorrow and this week could be difficult. It will be interesting.
Headed to my secret camera in his wall to watch old nuts as this all unfolds......
It's 2020 and "some" states do not know how to count votes? Reminds me of a bad inventory, no one knows what the fuck happened? So, let us count all over again :facepalm:
Some of these states were not allowed to start counting mail in votes until yesterday thanks to the gop so of course this is going to take awhile.
Trump new this would happen thats why the scumbag tried to claim victory in the middle of the night and threaten to go the supreme court to get them to stop counting, unless its Arizona.
Just get all the votes counted no matter how long it takes.
It is not Election Day any longer, States all have different operational procedures? There should be a Federal standard of operations on elections. Maybe we should call it election month to hold the hands and pass out last place participant trophies to the astute people counting votes?
