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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
although the trend about romney getting more % of white male vote is also true. | ||
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ragz_gt
9172 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:51 Mysticesper wrote: I love election years.. we get the day off :D Romney won Georgia.. *gasps* That's like saying sky is blue... I spent 4 years in Atlanta, good thing GA Tech campus is mostly Dem | ||
Souma
2nd Worst City in CA8938 Posts
If I requested a mail ballot, am I still allowed to vote in-person instead? If I decide to drop off my mail ballot at the polling station, do I still need to stick a stamp on the envelope? | ||
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soullogik
United States1171 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:53 TheTenthDoc wrote: And he expands it to a 50% edge...with 2,553 votes counted. Isn't that like the population of New Hampshire? as a nh resident, i take offense to that. we got like 8000 people at least | ||
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farvacola
United States18828 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:53 Souma wrote: Question for Americans: If I requested a mail ballot, am I still allowed to vote in-person instead? If I decide to drop off my mail ballot at the polling station, do I still need to stick a stamp on the envelope? Yes and no, respectively. Though I am not intimately familiar with California voting law. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:54 soullogik wrote: as a nh resident, i take offense to that. we got like 8000 people at least I guess I was thinking of Maine my bad. | ||
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Kasto
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Fjodorov
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Saryph
United States1955 Posts
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Deathmanbob
United States2356 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:53 Souma wrote: Question for Americans: If I requested a mail ballot, am I still allowed to vote in-person instead? If I decide to drop off my mail ballot at the polling station, do I still need to stick a stamp on the envelope? Depends on your state. In CA you can just void your mail in ballet and vote in person, In ohio you can vote on a provisional ballet that wont be counted until 10 days after the election (this is because a provisional requires no id, you have the 10 days to prove you are who you say you are or your vote does not count) | ||
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Mysticesper
United States1183 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:55 Kasto wrote: What's the call thing all about, seems like some of the places have decided who has won but only 1% of the votes have been counted? It's basically statistics. In close states, you look at a few key counties, in other states, it's just normal (California, NY, etc going democrat, Texas, Wyoming, etc going republican) | ||
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RCMDVA
United States708 Posts
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ey215
United States546 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:53 Souma wrote: Question for Americans: If I requested a mail ballot, am I still allowed to vote in-person instead? If I decide to drop off my mail ballot at the polling station, do I still need to stick a stamp on the envelope? What state? And I wouldn't think you'd need a stamp. | ||
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Rotodyne
United States2263 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:55 Kasto wrote: What's the call thing all about, seems like some of the places have decided who has won but only 1% of the votes have been counted? Country is very polarized by states, so we already know which candidate most states are voting for, only the battleground states can't be called until the end. | ||
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Jaaaaasper
United States10225 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:54 TheTenthDoc wrote: I guess I was thinking of Maine my bad. Heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy...................... You might be right about that. | ||
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ragz_gt
9172 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:55 Kasto wrote: What's the call thing all about, seems like some of the places have decided who has won but only 1% of the votes have been counted? Some state just.... never gonna happen. At least 05 states can be called 3 months ago and you wouldn't worry about been wrong | ||
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babylon
8765 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:53 ragz_gt wrote: That's like saying sky is blue... I spent 4 years in Atlanta, good thing GA Tech campus is mostly Dem Yeah, my dilemma this year was, "Should I vote absentee for GA or vote in IL?" Talk about casting an almost pointless ballot.  | ||
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SoulTakerz
Canada353 Posts
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Housemd
United States1407 Posts
On November 07 2012 09:55 Kasto wrote: What's the call thing all about, seems like some of the places have decided who has won but only 1% of the votes have been counted? It's pretty much about the history of the state and the people living in it. For example, in the South, there are a lot of Christians and rural areas which have, for a long time, voted for Republicans. Plus, exit polls have already confirmed that certain states will be won by certain people. | ||
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ey215
United States546 Posts
Well, in theory. | ||
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