The rare political post - Last Minute Voter info for Locals!
Last Minute Voter info for my fellow Alabamians and Birminghammers!
Info on the Alabama State Constitutional Amendments up for vote tomorrow!
http://blog.al.com/press-register-commentary/2012/10/a_nonpartisan_guide_to_all_11.html
This is the Birmingham Bar Association’s biographies for the judicial races. (This was sent to me by my neighborhood association’s chair.)
http://www.birminghambar.org/associations/12945/files/JUDICIAL%20CANDIDATE%20BIOGRAPHIES%20FOR%202012%20General%20Election.pdf
You can also get the bar’s opinion on which candidates they feel are best qualified here: (based on internal poll of bar members)
http://www.birminghambar.org/associations/12945/files/Press%20Release%20and%20Total%20Vote%20Count%2010-9-12.pdf
Also, if you are not (or someone you know is not) sure where to vote, there’s an easy look-up tool here:
https://myinfo.alabamavotes.gov/
Which is also a good place to find what congressional district and State Board of Education district you are in. (Anyone know where to find who your constable is? I couldn't find those districts listed anywhere).
Sample ballots to help you out here:
http://alabamavotes.gov/ElectionInfo/2012SampleBallots.aspx?a=voters
I'll warn you though - don't just click Jefferson County's link and hit print - there are 90 different ballots for JefffCo depending on what congressional district, State BOE district and Constable races you are voting on! See that myinfo link above to help you narrow it down. Though I noticed NONE of the constables have opposition anyway.
See you at polls tomorrow!
(MMO Monday still forthcoming, I wrote a large part of it earlier and lost it - meh!)
Info on the Alabama State Constitutional Amendments up for vote tomorrow!
http://blog.al.com/press-register-commentary/2012/10/a_nonpartisan_guide_to_all_11.html
This is the Birmingham Bar Association’s biographies for the judicial races. (This was sent to me by my neighborhood association’s chair.)
http://www.birminghambar.org/associations/12945/files/JUDICIAL%20CANDIDATE%20BIOGRAPHIES%20FOR%202012%20General%20Election.pdf
You can also get the bar’s opinion on which candidates they feel are best qualified here: (based on internal poll of bar members)
http://www.birminghambar.org/associations/12945/files/Press%20Release%20and%20Total%20Vote%20Count%2010-9-12.pdf
Also, if you are not (or someone you know is not) sure where to vote, there’s an easy look-up tool here:
https://myinfo.alabamavotes.gov/
Which is also a good place to find what congressional district and State Board of Education district you are in. (Anyone know where to find who your constable is? I couldn't find those districts listed anywhere).
Sample ballots to help you out here:
http://alabamavotes.gov/ElectionInfo/2012SampleBallots.aspx?a=voters
I'll warn you though - don't just click Jefferson County's link and hit print - there are 90 different ballots for JefffCo depending on what congressional district, State BOE district and Constable races you are voting on! See that myinfo link above to help you narrow it down. Though I noticed NONE of the constables have opposition anyway.
See you at polls tomorrow!
(MMO Monday still forthcoming, I wrote a large part of it earlier and lost it - meh!)