The first time I was old enough to vote I was so proud of myself now being a real grownup. I got into the voting booth and knew who I wanted for president, but then realized with horror that I had not a clue about any other office.
I remember the old style “flip the tab down over your candidates name”, and when you wanted to leave the booth you had to pull the lever which would open the curtain and cast your ballot. Haven’t noticed much improvement for the in person voting, but I have appreciated my absentee ballot, up until this year. Here in Volusia Co alone there were 1500 ballots that were postmarked in time but failed to deliver and be counted. That’s never happened before.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 3 years ago
Thank you K-9 and don’t call me “Master”.
dwane.scoty1 over 3 years ago
No worries, Eb! Cynthia will guide you through it!
uniquename over 3 years ago
1980 was the first presidential election in which I could vote.
Michael G. over 3 years ago
Voting for president since 1976. I ain’t done yet!
ValancyCarmody over 3 years ago
The first time I was old enough to vote I was so proud of myself now being a real grownup. I got into the voting booth and knew who I wanted for president, but then realized with horror that I had not a clue about any other office.
andyboda over 3 years ago
I remember the old style “flip the tab down over your candidates name”, and when you wanted to leave the booth you had to pull the lever which would open the curtain and cast your ballot. Haven’t noticed much improvement for the in person voting, but I have appreciated my absentee ballot, up until this year. Here in Volusia Co alone there were 1500 ballots that were postmarked in time but failed to deliver and be counted. That’s never happened before.
P51Strega over 3 years ago
I voted for Anderson (even helped distribute pamphlets). He was by—far, the best choice.
Stephen Gilberg over 3 years ago
Do you really want to encourage someone with Alzheimer’s to vote?