Re: Vote today if you havent already.

The only way they can pronounce Harris in the lead in early voting is through exit polls which could possibly be an indicator but certainly cannot have the accuracy to predict a contest within 3 percentage points. I think the trend of democrats voting early and republicans voting in Election Day kind of goes out the window this year. I know a lot of conservatives who voted early, myself included, just to avoid the lines and hassle of voting today. I didn’t do this in the past because I don’t really agree with early voting but if it is going to be available and supposedly counted correctly, why not take advantage of it? I drove past our local polling place twice today and the lines were nothing like they were 4 years ago. I hope a lot of conservatives voted early or this will be as lopsided as Saturday night was.

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Nov 5, 2024, 8:40 AM

I don't understand this mindset of encouraging everyone to vote. Why? If someone needs encouragement to vote today, they likely haven't assumed the responsibility of thar right to understand exactly what they're voting for. I 100% agree it is your right. I also agree you should 100% know what you're voting for, and figure out where you stand on issues all year long. Encouraging someone who's clueless to stumble into a booth and touch a screen at the last minute actually seems really irresponsible to me. I dont want ignorant voters voting. It's their right, but thats like telling everyone to go buy a gun to use today without any training at all. Im the biggest gun guy on this entire forum, by far, but you'd never hear me say that. How about pay attention to what's going on and develop your stances. Watch debates. Debate yourself. Then vote. Voting comes with a responsibility to know what you're voting for.

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