Obligatory election post

[cleolinda]

Oh dear: Early voting heavy in Birmingham area.

Comments

[chocotaku]

GO ASAP. GET IT OVER WITH! Because there is no telling how long lines will be today. I went like the first day we had early voting at 7am and I had a line of 20 people in a remote part of town here in Texas. Austin should hit about 90% voter turnout since TEXAS has already hit 49% just in early voting. The numbers will be fantastic no matter who wins.

[anne_jumps]

Yeah, go ASAP. I voted advance last week, and waited three hours, and the line was just as long when I was leaving.

[chocotaku]

PLUS how many people took today off from work? Seriously, I did and I voted over two weeks ago. XD

[flamingtoilet]

Your icon. It hyp-mo-tizes me.

[chocotaku]

ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOBAMA

[flamingtoilet]

I don't know which is more awesome now.

[chocotaku]

Obama hits all the nerd demographics. There wasn't cool shit like this when Kerry was running.

[plazmah]

The icons in this thread are epic win. :)

[aka_paloma]

I concur. :D

[glass_radical]

OMG I LOVE THIS

[sertcake]

i voted in texas........ do you think there's ANY chance that it could go obama? or is that just my hopes getting up again?

[chocotaku]

Depends how many people vote for Ron Paul or Bob Barr thinking McCain is a safe bet. Also, if the minority turnout is massive, it's VERY possible. And so far turnout has been massive so far for minorities. I live in Austin so I'm not able to gauge the rest of the state other than the valley.

[deathandthegirl]

Yay for people not voting Republican in Texas! I just voted for Obama in Houston.

One thing I will say is that I see so few signs/bumper stickers for McCain/Palin compared to Bush/Cheney four years ago. It's remarkable. I would say that the Obama/Biden stickers and signs at least equal them in number, and in my neighborhood, they far surpass them.