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LaydeeBug

(10,291 posts) Mon Nov 5, 2012, 01:10 PM Nov 2012

Is there a clear correlation between Republican controlled states and long voter lines?

It seems like a few pictures during a few election cycles might say more than a thousand words.

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Is there a clear correlation between Republican controlled states and long voter lines? (Original Post) LaydeeBug Nov 2012 OP

YES. Ninga Nov 2012 #1

Pretty much so. sinkingfeeling Nov 2012 #2

Yes, because there is a correlation between Repub control and limited hours Maeve Nov 2012 #3

I prefer mail-in Viva_La_Revolution Nov 2012 #5

No. However, if you'd said "Republican-controlled SWING STATES, ..." Fawke Em Nov 2012 #4

Ninga

(8,277 posts)

1. YES.

Reply to LaydeeBug (Original post)

Mon Nov 5, 2012, 01:18 PM

Nov 2012

sinkingfeeling

(51,474 posts)

2. Pretty much so.

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 01:18 PM

Nov 2012

Maeve

(42,288 posts)

3. Yes, because there is a correlation between Repub control and limited hours

Reply to LaydeeBug (Original post)

Mon Nov 5, 2012, 01:21 PM

Nov 2012

Republican voters are more likely to prefer mail-in ballots, Democrats are more likely to prefer in-person early voting. Florida and Ohio cut back on the in-person early voting hours--wanna guess who's in charge?

Viva_La_Revolution

(28,791 posts)

5. I prefer mail-in

Reply to Maeve (Reply #3)

Mon Nov 5, 2012, 02:23 PM

Nov 2012

cause you can vote early too

Fawke Em

(11,366 posts)

4. No. However, if you'd said "Republican-controlled SWING STATES, ..."

Reply to LaydeeBug (Original post)

Mon Nov 5, 2012, 01:22 PM

Nov 2012

I would have agreed.

I live in Republican-controlled red state. I walked in, I voted, I walked out. No line.

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