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sailorhathorI'm going to post this before anyone asks. No, I did not get to vote in this election. I needed to renew my voter reg card after I moved, and I put it off because I wasn't sure if I was going to stay here. For a while, I thought I might even move at the very end of October. Then, when I finally realized I was stuck here and I finally thought about fixing everything, it was too late. Doh.
If the poll results are very, very close in Texas, and Obama loses, you all have permission to flog me for screwing up.
Either way, this is already a very exciting election. It's so close in so many states! Woo! I always found it really boring when one candidate soundly trounced the other.
Edit: Okay, technically, you all have the go-ahead to flog me, but listen to this first. Yes, McCain won Texas, and yes, it was about 52% to 48%. WOW. That close? In Texas? WOW. BUT, Obama trounced McCain in Dallas County. So, please not to hit. I'll do better next time. ^_^
I still remember going to vote in the 90's with my dad. He had a lot of trouble with the touch screen voting, hee. Old people and computers, what are ya gonna do.
If the poll results are very, very close in Texas, and Obama loses, you all have permission to flog me for screwing up.
Either way, this is already a very exciting election. It's so close in so many states! Woo! I always found it really boring when one candidate soundly trounced the other.
Edit: Okay, technically, you all have the go-ahead to flog me, but listen to this first. Yes, McCain won Texas, and yes, it was about 52% to 48%. WOW. That close? In Texas? WOW. BUT, Obama trounced McCain in Dallas County. So, please not to hit. I'll do better next time. ^_^
I still remember going to vote in the 90's with my dad. He had a lot of trouble with the touch screen voting, hee. Old people and computers, what are ya gonna do.
