Leave me alone!!!!!!!!!!!

[Artpunchehorse]

I'm tired of people asking me if I'm registered to vote and who I am voting for.

And stop calling me too!

[DaHood]

I'm voting for you!

[justa bill]

oooooooooh hoooooooo!

http://img2.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/7e7da89d16.jpg

[Sovrana]

Vote early, then you can reduce your chances someone will stop at your place. If you insist on waiting until the 4th, expect more canvassing. It's called Get Out the Vote for a reason.

[silentpaul]

Huh, I haven't voted yet, and I haven't received when call or visitor. There are offices for both candidates three or four blocks from my house. :confused:

Although, living in Massachusetts, both sides may figure it's in the bag for Obama...

[markalot]

So are you registered and if so who will you be voting for?

Just askin'

[The_Deacon]

I feel you screaming kid. I am so sick of this shit. I am getting to the point to where I don't want to vote, I just want it to be over.

Get off my TV, get off my car radio. It does not matter anymore. The next dude in is fucked, and I am not going to feel sorry for him. He asked for it............deal with it.

[Artpunchehorse]

So are you registered and if so who will you be voting for?

Just askin'

Yeah, and when they ask who I am voting for I always tell them whoever they are supporting. I like messing up their numbers!

[Unrequited]

Ditch your landline phone. I did and it's been the quietest election season ever.

[shaggyscotsman]

Although, living in Massachusetts, both sides may figure it's in the bag for Obama...

Yeah, I have only seen a couple of commercials, received no mailers or had any visits. I am not complaining about it though:D
P.S.: I think the red necks living around these western parts would have something to say about Obama-lam having Mass in the bag:p

[silentpaul]

P.S.: I think the red necks living around these western parts would have something to say about Obama-lam having Mass in the bag:p

I bet. I work with a large number of ex-military conservatives who make a moderate like me look like a socialist. Makes for some interesting conversations... :)

But none of them are calling me at home. ;)

[Fourthisto]

In the immortal words of the chosen one : Repeat After Me (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMe0Rz1frdE)

[jcarwash31]

Ditch your landline phone. I did and it's been the quietest election season ever.
But then your cell phone becomes your "home phone" and the calls start coming. It'll be nice for a while. I've been not answering calls from any number I don't know.

I've been getting a lot of mail lately too, almost exclusively from the democrats. All I ask is that I get no more mailers with this woman's (http://electjanschneider.com/Photo_Ramstad.html) picture on them. She scares me.

Do they even make and sell products anymore? I don't think I have seen any of those commercials in months. It's all political. I don't think it's ever been this bad before. There are so many hot races in the Twin Cities metro area (including, but not limited to, the presidential race, Al Franken vs. Sen. Slimeball, and Michele Bachmann vs. herself) that it is nothing but constant political commercials.

[slopechz]

Ditch your landline phone. I did and it's been the quietest election season ever.

I would like to do that. Problem is what happens in the event of an emergency. During the Northeast blackout of August 2003, cell phones just didn't work. Luckily I had an old phone which came in quite handy. I assume coverage would be better five years later but I prefer not to risk it.

[shaggyscotsman]

I bet. I work with a large number of ex-military conservatives who make a moderate like me look like a socialist. Makes for some interesting conversations... :)

At least they can have conversations and are informed (I am assuming). I live around people who fly the confederate flag!:eek:
I don't think that they do it because of what it stands for though. I suspect that they have seen one too many Dukes of Hazard episodes, but I could be wrong...

[epeolatry]

Ditch your landline phone. I did and it's been the quietest election season ever.

amen... i've gotten ONE phone call, and i gave my number out to that group, so it's my own fault.

[mizary]

just tell them you can't vote because you once tracked down and killed a telemarketer... and felons can't vote. Then ask where they live.

--mizary

[lutz]

oooooooooh hoooooooo!

http://img2.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/7e7da89d16.jpgHaha, that was my first thought too!

[greengirl]

just tell them you can't vote because you once tracked down and killed a telemarketer... and felons can't vote. Then ask where they live.

--mizary

ex-felons can vote in ohio. just wanted to throw that out there in case anyone knows any. tell them to vote if they would like!

Ditch your landline phone. I did and it's been the quietest election season ever.

yep, me too. the only people who call me are organizations i have volunteered with and the people i have given money to.

[mizary]

I get at least one political call a day.

Yesterday it was someone wanting me to volunteer for obama.

The day before it was the sierra club.

I need to get rid of my landline.

--mizary

[Artpunchehorse]

Just got woken up by an Obama person while taking a nap with the football game on. FUCK YOU! YOU JUST LOST A VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[twentyshots]

Just got woken up by an Obama person while taking a nap with the football game on. FUCK YOU! YOU JUST LOST A VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

obama is waking a lot of people up ;)

[Ambassador V3.0]

These phone calls are beginning to really irritate me. I have received the same damned messages about 8 times now regarding issue 5, issue 6, Jean Schmidt, and other garbage. I have been letting them all go to voicemail. It is a pain in the neck to have to erase all this nonsense.

I thought having a non-listed number and being on the national do not call list would reduce some of this crap. I guess I was wrong. If one of them calls me on my cell phone, they will get an earful! :mad:

[twentyshots]

These phone calls are beginning to really irritate me. I have received the same damned messages about 8 times now regarding issue 5, issue 6, Jean Schmidt, and other garbage. I have been letting them all go to voicemail. It is a pain in the neck to have to erase all this nonsense.

I thought having a non-listed number and being on the national do not call list would reduce some of this crap. I guess I was wrong. If one of them calls me on my cell phone, they will get an earful! :mad:

political ads are exempt from the no call list rules......

[classicgrrl]

These phone calls are beginning to really irritate me. I have received the same damned messages about 8 times now regarding issue 5, issue 6, Jean Schmidt, and other garbage. I have been letting them all go to voicemail. It is a pain in the neck to have to erase all this nonsense.

I thought having a non-listed number and being on the national do not call list would reduce some of this crap. I guess I was wrong. If one of them calls me on my cell phone, they will get an earful! :mad:

twentyshots is right. if you are registered for vote then that is where they are getting your phone number from - so an unlisted number would not help you there.

also, most of them are probably robo calls so giving them an earful is not going to do much good either. write a letter to the DNC and the RNC and complain is probably the best you can do.

[Ambassador V3.0]

political ads are exempt from the no call list rules......

I believe you are correct. Does the same still apply to those "marketing research" calls?

[Slar]

"After all of the commericals, the mailings, the robo calls, the rallies, the debates, the headlines, the polling, the accusations, the door knocking, and diversions which had little to do with the actual race - have Ohioans had ENOUGH already?"

commericals?

http://www.wcpn.org/index.php/WCPN/news/15116/

I've always wondered how effective phone calls and canvassing was, but at what point will it really backfire? Maybe we're close to finding out.

[wombat18]

also, most of them are probably robo calls so giving them an earful is not going to do much good either. write a letter to the DNC and the RNC and complain is probably the best you can do.

Not that the DNC or RNC or the NRA or Moveon.org care after the election.

Robocalls ARE obnoxious, which is why they are illegal in some states (such as MT ... woot!)

It's a shame so many people think this election is important, isn't it? :eek: Here they are on a Sunday afternoon, sitting in a stinky, moldy carpet room making calls to people urging them to vote. Yep, real people volunteering to encourage you to live up to your responsibility as an American. The least you can do is be polite.

[Ambassador V3.0]

It's a shame so many people think this election is important, isn't it? :eek: Here they are on a Sunday afternoon, sitting in a stinky, moldy carpet room making calls to people urging them to vote. Yep, real people volunteering to encourage you to live up to your responsibility as an American. The least you can do is be polite.

I see your point, but most of these are automated calls. These suck.
Additionally, I already plan to vote a straight Democratic Party ticket in the first place. Or as I said to a door-to-door campaign representative: "You're preachin' to the choir, man."

Plus they are keeping me away from downing a gin and tonic and Amstel brew in my plush pad. How dare they? !!:D;)

[classicgrrl]

that's exactly right.

It's an absolute shame that people feel like they have the right to infringe on another's personal privacy. Hey, why not, I'm choosing to stick myself in a room with poor ventilation and surround myself with a cadre of thick-gummed yokels pissing into phones so what's the harm in injecting ourselves into other people's lives and homes? Moral high ground, right?

Fuck that.

I actually don't mind the calls from real people - except we have gotten any. All we get is robo calls - I hang up the nano second I hear the silence of the automatic dialer on the other end of the phone.

[Sovrana]

If we understood what Get Out The Vote (GOTV) means, perhaps we'd understand why people are making calls or knocking on doors.

It's very simple. The calling and the canvassing are done simply to locate our supporters AND then to make sure they vote. That's it. In Ohio, we've had over a month to vote. If you are still getting calls....well, it's because you haven't voted yet.

How many times are you going to hit the "snooze" button. Just wake up! :)

[Mantra]

Annoying or not, the fact that you've been getting these calls at all means that you are in a hotly contested state. Your vote is being courted by both campaigns. I live in a blue state, and I've not been called once, or have I even barely seen an ad for the GOP opponent. I'm feeling a bit taken for granted. :(
Please realize that you're very important, and your vote does count, whenever you choose to cast it.

[Duemellon]

I'm not getting any calls. I'm not on any list. It's nice.

And yes, I'm in OH. The closest thing I get re: calls are my friends & family talking about it.

[frizgolf]

Sure it's easier for people, but if it were such an important civic duty then employers and employees would make it a priority. As would civic organizations. But we don't.


I don't understand folks who think it's a duty to vote. As long as three people vote, there's a quorum. This country is about freedom, and as the song says, if you choose not to decide you still have made a choice.
But if you don't vote, don't talk smack about the issues or who won. Pretty simple.

[wileE]

It's YOUR Phone. Barack Obama didn't MAKE you answer it. A person that calls me during a nap is a jackass. But the guy who breaks his nap to answer the phone is King Jackass.:p
Tru dat. Answering the phone is at the bottom of my priority list. If it's important, they'll leave a message. Just because they are calling doesn't give them top priority.

twentyshots is right. if you are registered for vote then that is where they are getting your phone number from - so an unlisted number would not help you there.
I don't think that is true. My wife and I are both registered to vote, with both parties, have an unlisted number and have not gotten any political calls.

[jneale]

I don't think that is true. My wife and I are both registered to vote, with both parties, have an unlisted number and have not gotten any political calls.

she is right, political calls were exempt from the act

[Artpunchehorse]

Annoying or not, the fact that you've been getting these calls at all means that you are in a hotly contested state. Your vote is being courted by both campaigns. I live in a blue state, and I've not been called once, or have I even barely seen an ad for the GOP opponent. I'm feeling a bit taken for granted. :(
Please realize that you're very important, and your vote does count, whenever you choose to cast it.

I'm selling my vote

[Tweeks_Coffee]

I actually haven't gotten that many phone calls. 3 total, I believe. Of course a week ago I just deleted 28 messages on my answering machine without listening to them and turned off my machine, so maybe there were some there. One robocall from McCain, one actual person that supported Obama telling me the early voter info and one robocall for Mary Jo Kilroy.

[taylor]

any live people who tell me to (anything) i'll start touting woxy.com answering any questions with why people should listen to woxy.com . . . sort of like the debates i'll not answer questions either! :D

[berzerker]

I actually don't mind the calls from real people - except we have gotten any. All we get is robo calls - I hang up the nano second I hear the silence of the automatic dialer on the other end of the phone.

I wait until I hear the robovoice say "I'm calling for Barack Obama / John McCain..." and then I just say "He's not here, asshole!"

[wileE]

she is right, political calls were exempt from the act
exempt from the act, but having an unlisted number is useful since we haven't gotten any calls.

[Buzzstein]

Just got woken up by an Obama person while taking a nap with the football game on. FUCK YOU! YOU JUST LOST A VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

that's a really stupid reason not to vote for someone.

[Duemellon]

that's a really stupid reason not to vote for someone.He's already not voting, or at least that's what he's saying. However, he comes across as someone who, if put in front of a ballot, would pull the lever for the Republicans.

He's selling his vote, anyone want to make him an offer?

[OldManIndieKid]

He's already not voting, or at least that's what he's saying. However, he comes across as someone who, if put in front of a ballot, would pull the lever for the Republicans.

He's selling his vote, anyone want to make him an offer?I'll give him one Bob Huggins bobblehead (still mint, in the box, never been opened), and an autographed copy of his book, Pressed For Success (autographed in person at his old Hugg's Inn restaurant).

[miami2112]

i thought there was a pair of used pantyhose somewhere on these boards too.

[Artpunchehorse]

I'll give him one Bob Huggins bobblehead (still mint, in the box, never been opened), and an autographed copy of his book, Pressed For Success (autographed in person at his old Hugg's Inn restaurant).

I have those already;)

[OldManIndieKid]

I have those already;)Damn. :D Oh well, my price wasn't good enough. Someone else will have to give it a try. ;)

[osx]

you would think my vote was the last vote on the planet. the obama people came to my house 6 straight days. SIX. the first two times they woke my kid, then i put a sign on the door indicating sleeping child inside. they still came 4 more days and left flyers. no mccain and only one local guy came to my house that i know of.

Saturday we had 13 phone calls. 6 obama, 5 mccain, and 2 local. today we had 3 calls so far. one from an obama person who was very irritated that i didnt share whom I support( i got that from my blue collar west side Dad, he never talked politics, wouldnt even tell my step mom who he ever voted for) 1 recording from sarah palin (you betcha! or some nonsense) and one about issue 6.

I have a GIANT stack of flyers ive gotten, i think im gonna hand them to the dozens of people that mob me at my polling place.

today was the weirdest/funniest/creepiest canvassing ive seen. There was an older women in a strange car, sitting in the road looking around. I thought no way is this an another obama person. no way they came for 7 days. no way they are so freaking unorganized that they cant have a sheet of paper with street names on it and place a check mark next to it when they have been there. she got out of her car with the stack of obama flyers. fuck i said not again so i put my sign back up. get this, she ONLY went to the three houses where african american families live and put flyers up. Im thinking "you guys cant remember you came to my house six straight times last week, but you know where all of the african american people are on my street." no way this was coincindence either, she had a list and walked straigh to those three homes and left.

its funny, because really ive never really considered race in this campaign much at all, and i think both campaigns have done a fairly good job not making it a deal either. but to see this today was pretty wild.

i cant wait for this crap to be over...

[Content Chick]

I got four recorded messages within a two hour period Saturday night about the Obama rally on Sunday. And that was just those calls. I'm extremely annoyed but worse yet is the fact my husband works nights and has to sleep during the day and cannot stop these calls. With children and aging parents, we cannot turn off the phone. (My father-in-law is getting his pacemaker changed just this Friday, in fact.) It is becoming dangerous how little sleep my husband is getting.

[Artpunchehorse]

Just got called by Hank Williams Jr. He told me to vote GOP!!!

When I got home from work I was greeted by some Vote for Obama literature hanging on my door. These people are HYPOCRITES. All this literature can not be green, can it. HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM.

Looks like McCain cares about the planet

[tempo]

Looks like McCain cares about the planet

John McCain the secret treehugger.... I smell an attack ad!

[Deep sarcastic narrator voice] John McCain... he says he's strong on national defense...then why is he so squeamish about printing off a few door hangers? Does he think trees are more important than protecting America?

[supersarcastic voice] John McCain... American hero? or American hippie??

[Sovrana]

...its funny, because really ive never really considered race in this campaign much at all, and i think both campaigns have done a fairly good job not making it a deal either. but to see this today was pretty wild.

i cant wait for this crap to be over...

Sheesh! It's not a race thing.

Today and tomorrow, only our supporters are we canvassing. We know who they are and only those who have said they are voting for Obama are we canvassing. This is the Get Out the Vote part. If you haven't said who you are voting for up to now...for whatever reason, we have no more reason to knock on your door.

What they got, was polling info. And we will knock on their doors again tomorrow to be sure they vote.

[Slar]

Looks like McCain has no money.Fixed that one for you.

[taylor]

i got 6 calls about (i don't know what) from (i could care less) because i hung up after the upbeat "HI". ok, one of those was really my friend Dennis, but he usually sounds like a recorded call.

[osx]

Sheesh! It's not a race thing.

Today and tomorrow, only our supporters are we canvassing. We know who they are and only those who have said they are voting for Obama are we canvassing. This is the Get Out the Vote part. If you haven't said who you are voting for up to now...for whatever reason, we have no more reason to knock on your door.

What they got, was polling info. And we will knock on their doors again tomorrow to be sure they vote.

I find it impossible to believe that by sheer coincidence none of the white people on my street are Obama supporters. In fact I know several that are. Why were they not canvassed? Im guess its possible, but it certainly just seemed curious.

And how do they know who they are? I had a call the other day from the obama campaign he asked if "senator obama could count on my support." i said i dont discuss that. he said, seemingly ignoring me, "well would you mind if I asked who you are supporting?" and I said yes I mind. he then said "Thank you for your support." I'm assuming he was reading a script and not really paying attention to what people were saying, but did he mark me down as supporting? and if so why was i not canvassed today?

the flyers were the same as most of the ones i got last week, maybe there was more polling info included, but it seemed to be one blue flyer.

look, im glad these people are excited and invloved and have time to be involved, but it just seems really heavy handed. 6 visits in 6 days? i dont know how many phone calls. your post seemed to indicate the callers were possibly identifying who the supporters were, and if that true everytime I told them i did not disclose that info, why would they not record that and continue to call? even your last statement " And we will knock on their doors again tomorrow to be sure they vote." I mean doesnt that seem at all a bit aggressive and heavy handed? what happens if they don't vote? i mean the spirit of this thread seems that some people want to be left alone, maybe some of these folks do to...

[Sovrana]

We've been canvassing and making calls for weeks. And we rate support 1-7
1 = Obama supporter
2 = leaning Obama
3= Undecided
4 = leaning McCain
5 = McCain
6 = Other candidate
7 = not voting

Today and tomorrow we canvass only 1's...only those we know will vote for Obama...IF they get out to vote.

Your neighbors who support Obama, AND who vote in every election, we do not canvass. We are canvassing ONLY those who say they support Obama but who do not normally vote or who have never voted.

We don't canvass race, we canvass for votes.

And we will know in the morning and then in the afternoon who of our supporters have voted. If they don't hit the polls tomorrow morning we will knock again. If their names don't appear at the polls in the afternoon, we will knock again.

What's wrong...do you feel left out now?;)

[The_Deacon]

I dropped my land line service just in time for this election. I am happy to say I have not received a single call on my cell about anything. I voted last Monday, and it took less than a half hour. I am taking off work on wed.

[Artpunchehorse]

I dropped my land line service just in time for this election. I am happy to say I have not received a single call on my cell about anything. I voted last Monday, and it took less than a half hour. I am taking off work on wed.

I am getting calls on my cell (I have no land line). From BOTH parties. I HATE it.

[The_Deacon]

I am getting calls on my cell (I have no land line). From BOTH parties. I HATE it.

Hang in there fella. It is almost over. By the way dude, I got fitted for my tux today for your wedding.

[osx]

What's wrong...do you feel left out now?;)

No.

i think knocking on someone's door possibly multiple times just to try and force them to do something somehow sounds creepy.

[osx]

We've been canvassing and making calls for weeks. And we rate support 1-7
1 = Obama supporter
2 = leaning Obama
3= Undecided
4 = leaning McCain
5 = McCain
6 = Other candidate
7 = not voting

Today and tomorrow we canvass only 1's...only those we know will vote for Obama...IF they get out to vote.

Your neighbors who support Obama, AND who vote in every election, we do not canvass. We are canvassing ONLY those who say they support Obama but who do not normally vote or who have never voted.

We don't canvass race, we canvass for votes.

And we will know in the morning and then in the afternoon who of our supporters have voted. If they don't hit the polls tomorrow morning we will knock again. If their names don't appear at the polls in the afternoon, we will knock again.

What's wrong...do you feel left out now?;)

So wait, shouldn't 1 be "Obama supporter, but doesnt typically vote/possible first time voter"? or is the list of "1"s cross referenced with BOE signing records?

also forgive me for not understanding this, but I dont know how that works. At my polling place a bunch of old people have you sign the book then you go vote. So anyone can just come in and look at those signing books? I mean i could just identify myself as an Obama canvasser and get to look at the names in those books? That also seems...weird.

[euro60]

Got home tonite, and had another 7 calls on my answering machine, from both sides.

[tempo]

Got home tonite, and had another 7 calls on my answering machine, from both sides.

Hello, I'm posting because you need to know.... Kay Hagan took godless money, bought godless music, and played it on a godless iPod.

(this post paid for by godless boarders who are responsible for the content of this advertising)

[markalot]

also forgive me for not understanding this, but I dont know how that works. At my polling place a bunch of old people have you sign the book then you go vote. So anyone can just come in and look at those signing books? I mean i could just identify myself as an Obama canvasser and get to look at the names in those books? That also seems...weird.

Registered voters is a public list. You might not be able to look at the book at the polling location, but you can get the list. That's a foundation of our democracy.

There is an awful lot of things people, young people mostly, don't understand about our system, government, democracy. Understanding these things might change how you view government, and what you vote for. Or not. ;)

You're 35 years old, you should know better.

[Tweeks_Coffee]

Got a robocall from Obama last night, he just wanted to make sure I was going to take advantage of the opportunity to make a change in our country. He's such a nice fella, but I still hung up on him. I'm floored I haven't gotten more calls, I don't think my call volume has gone up at all from earlier this year. Of course turning off the answering machine probably weeded a lot of them out.

[osx]

Registered voters is a public list. You might not be able to look at the book at the polling location, but you can get the list. That's a foundation of our democracy.

There is an awful lot of things people, young people mostly, don't understand about our system, government, democracy. Understanding these things might change how you view government, and what you vote for. Or not. ;)

You're 35 years old, you should know better.

I understand its public list. it was specifically stated that if certain people did not show up throughout the day, that they would continue to go to their houses and knock on the doors.

Sovrana said "And we will know in the morning and then in the afternoon who of our supporters have voted. If they don't hit the polls tomorrow morning we will knock again. If their names don't appear at the polls in the afternoon, we will knock again."

I was asking how they would know if they came or not during the day. At my polling place the only record that I was there and voted is one book that i sign. there is no other record of mine having been there other than the sticker on my shirt. that is what i was questioning. If I was one of these people they were going to harass/canvass what other way would they know if I was there or not throughout the day without looking at that one book to see if i signed. I cant imagine someone coming up to a busy polling location and being allowed to thumb through that book to see who had and had not been there. Ive never seen it happen.

yes I am old and maybe there is something about that I am missing.

[markalot]

-- yes I am old and maybe there is something about that I am missing.

No, on second read I'm going to have to agree with you that knowing who voted and when gives me pause. But it's open information.

I was asking how they would know if they came or not during the day. At my polling place the only record that I was there and voted is one book that i sign.

I would like Sovrana to answer this. Do you go into the polling place and review the list during voting hours?

[osx]

-- yes I am old and maybe there is something about that I am missing.

No, on second read I'm going to have to agree with you that knowing who voted and when gives me pause. But it's open information.



I would like Sovrana to answer this. Do you go into the polling place and review the list during voting hours?

I cant imagine the old lady that has that book letting potential canvassers from either party look at the book to see if their supporters had signed or not. and especially not multiple times throughout the day. Hell, she doesn't even stop touching the book when she turns it over for me to sign.

and imagine you are there checking in and waiting to sign the book and some seemingly random person comes and asks to see the book and starts thumbing through it. Id be like what the hell is going on and who the hell is that?

[Artpunchehorse]

Hello, I'm posting because you need to know.... Kay Hagan took godless money, bought godless music, and played it on a godless iPod.

(this post paid for by godless boarders who are responsible for the content of this advertising)

I wrote Elizabeth Dole an email telling her how mean she is to Kay. I voted for Hagan because of it

[Artpunchehorse]

Barack called me 20 minutes after the polls closed. idiot

[Duemellon]

Barack called me 20 minutes after the polls closed. idiotDon't you mean "Mr. Idiot President Elect"?

[Artpunchehorse]

Don't you mean "Mr. Idiot President Elect"?

Yeah, and I voted for him. He could have said "Thanks". I'm getting voters remorse:(

[Duemellon]

Yeah, and I voted for him. He could have said "Thanks". I'm getting voters remorse:(Well, take it back. Go down there & demand they withdraw your entry! At 68% to 32% (as of now, incomplete data) we don't need your single vote.

[Artpunchehorse]

Well, take it back. Go down there & demand they withdraw your entry! At 68% to 32% (as of now, incomplete data) we don't need your single vote.

I know. My vote NEVER matters. I'm going to quit in '12

[Sovrana]

-- yes I am old and maybe there is something about that I am missing.

No, on second read I'm going to have to agree with you that knowing who voted and when gives me pause. But it's open information.



I would like Sovrana to answer this. Do you go into the polling place and review the list during voting hours?

Sorry, I've been working the campaign all day.
There is a website that offered this information. Volunteers could simply log on and look for the names of voters in each precinct.

[Content Chick]

Sorry, I've been working the campaign all day.
There is a website that offered this information. Volunteers could simply log on and look for the names of voters in each precinct.


I'm wondering when the old ladies at my polling station had the time or the resources to enter that information into a computer during the day. The whole thing is stalker-like creepy.

Oh well, it's all over. My husband can get some sleep finally.