Absentee ballot

Voted on Thursday.

Absentee

In October sometime. Straight Dem, of course.

First time I have ever done that. I figure it's good for the retirees and unemployed to get in there early, and leave election day to the time-pressed working people (if they haven't gotten out in front of it already).

I've brought dozens of early voters to the polls in the last couple of days--I probably won't have to do any work at all on election day!

Since I live abroad, I voted via Georgia absentee ballot in the last state I resided in.

I can't vote early

But I wanted to!

Absentee ballot about 2 weeks ago!

Clinton/Kaine!

H--->

I'm with HER!

That's a welcome relief!

I voted at the Spout Springs library today in Flowery Branch. Go Hillary!

and a group of us used to meet once a week to discuss how we could best promote him. The last meeting we had, just before he dropped out of the race, we had over 300 people! They were from all over north GA. Delonega, Cleveland, Winder, etc. I did meet 2 people from Flowery Branch in the Four Seasons subdivision. They, like us (Hubby & me) weren't from Ga. They were from Texas & we are from Pa.

In Greensboro, N.C.

Very long lines took us about 2 hours but the wait was worth it. We talked to many people in line while waiting and every one of them was voting for Hillary as well. Scanning the crowd I could not spot one Trump supporter there unless they were hiding really well. Usually you can spot them pretty easily. Saw many bumper stickers for Hillary but nothing for Trump at all in the parking lot. On the way home saw 3 different pro-Hillary signs in peoples yard... no Trump sign was to be seen!

Go Hillary!!!! =)

Absentee ballot in Panama City Beach, Fl.

I mailed in my ballot a couple of weeks ago.

Hillary Clinton for President
Kamala Harris for Senate
Barbara Lee for Congress

Not too crowded. It took about 10 minutes. I voted straight Democratic. I'm proud that I voted for the first woman president. I'm confident Hillary will take NC.

In Texas.

Mailed in my absentee ballot a week ago today.

Absentee, plus my wife, last week

Paul Penzone for Maricopa County Sheriff
Ann Kirkpatrick for U.S. Senate
Hillary Clinton for President

And all other great Democrats running for local offices.

straight Democratic ballot (my daughter, absentee)

in Lake County Florida.

I'm still wearing my "I Voted" sticker on a now-dirty T-shirt

(me and hubby)

Voted!

We voted for every candidate with D after their name last week.

Two weeks ago.

Will help disabled relative vote absentee ballot this coming week.

Our family voted last week. Four solid votes for Dems all the way up and down the ticket.

Straight Dem

Florida

voted when absentee ballot received over a week ago. Used state website and verified ballot was received.

Florida used to disquality ballots that signatures did not match the one on file but changed now they have to let you know of the inconsistency so you can get it fixed. If anyone is in Florida and did mail-in ballot, I suggest you use site just to check for sure it was received and therefore counted properly.

In addition to Dem candidates, voted NO Amendment 1 and YES Amendment 2. Will be excited to see how they do!

3 votes for HRC here!

It was easy

Watching Texas turn blue is glorious.

Sorting through 17 propositions and local battling meaures in Costa Mesa is 3X the normal ballots. It is pure insanity.

Two weeks ago in CA

Go Hillary, Barbara Lee, and Kamala Harris.

1st day of early voting in Durham County, NC
One son did as well, the other just got his voters card and will vote between now and election day.
Nothing but democrats of course, though the 33-year-old registered as unaffiliated.
my oldest son sadly refuses to vote, but it's not as consequential because he's still back home in CA

Live in WA.

in Maine.

I'm abroad and my last address was in Arizona so two more votes for blue in what was once a solid red state!

My partner and I put in two more votes for HRC and Patrick Murphy.

There were lots of dead people and illegal immigrants voting. Their English was excellent.

my wife and I for HRC

Lots of people at the polls!

I hope GA can turn blue!

Lewisville, Tx

...in McHenry County, Illinois, a very red county. Not very busy. Mostly older, but probably a fair amount older, white folks, like we are. I am 65, but nobody believes me because my hair hasn't gone gray yet (thank you to my late dad), and my husband is 71.

No happy faces there, but the people manning the sign-in table were cheerful and pleasant.

in Tennessee. Won't make a dent, but we did it anyway. Straight blue.

My husband too.

I drank champagne. 😄

Republican but not very political. Last week, she saw the ad against Trump that show him mocking the disabled reporter. She did not know anything about Trump making fun of a disabled person until she saw the ad on TV! She was, of course, shocked and disgusted. Interesting that information which we (political junkies) think is "old news" has found new audiences in the month of October.

Texas District 5

Monday- Tarrant County, Texas

We voted the first day of early voting. +2 for Clinton/Kaine!

My youngest son--a grad student out of state--came back to NC for Halloween weekend. After I picked him up at the airport, we both
early voted.

My husband has also already early voted.

Straight Democrat ticket.

Checked yesterday morning and my vote was counted! Straight Dem - with one exception on the ticket where 2 Republicans were running. I voted for the progressive one (in WA state, some of the Republicans lean progressive and some are batsh*t)

First day of early voting. It was wonderful! There were lines (2 actually, one to get the paper ballot, and one for the scanner) but everything went quickly and smoothly.

My husband and I hand delivered our ballots (straight democratic ticket) on October 22nd.

Sorry about your fellow Williamson Countians!

County or are you just pitying us because Marsha Blackburn is our congressperson? I'm in Franklin, so it's very red but most of those moving here seem more like Dems.

Maybe I'll see you at some political gathering in the future!

because of Marsha!

those two often go hand in hand.

For HRC & Shirley McKeller for rep.

Hubby by mail, I dropped my mail one off in office box. Had long conversation with daughter mid 30's about propositions then she was dropping hers off in Santa Rosa.

Tuesday in TN. Not that it will matter, but my (D) Congressman will be reelected, and there is a good chance a (D) will unseat the (R)speaker of the State House.

Just proud to vote for HRC, regardless of the ignorance of my fellow Tennesseans...

In Houston.

Right after attending a get out the vote rally, where President Bill Clinton campaigned for Hilary. Hopefully my state goes blue.

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The first polling place had a two hour wait and so I went to a different poling place that was actually closer to my house and had 8 minute wait

By mail..

Hillary/Kaine

Kate brown

Ron Wyden

Brad Aviakian

Yes on 97 and more...

Just the once for me. So far.

Hrc. Yes on pot, yes on tobacco tax. Ami Bera, Kamala Harris.

Got a little choked up voting for a woman president.

Myself, SO and 2 daughters all voted.

Florida

NW Indiana

My best friend went with me and she voted for Hillary, too.