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Gadani
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posted 11-02-2004 07:29:10 PM
If the polls close, and you're standing in line, do you get to vote?
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Dr. Gee
Say it Loud, Say it Plowed!
posted 11-02-2004 07:30:22 PM
Yes.
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Maradon!
posted 11-02-2004 07:33:22 PM
As long as you're in the building, legally they have to let you vote.
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Gadani
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posted 11-02-2004 07:33:53 PM
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Maradon! got all f'ed up on Angel Dust and wrote:
As long as you're in the building, legally they have to let you vote.

So if the line's out of the building, you're SOL?

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Maradon!
posted 11-02-2004 07:35:17 PM
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This insanity brought to you by Gadani:
So if the line's out of the building, you're SOL?

I honestly don't know what the rules for that are.

The church I always went to, they locked the doors at a certain time.

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Hostile Makeover
Evil as chocolate covered thistles
posted 11-02-2004 08:55:32 PM
What CNN said about it a little while ago was that if you were in line before the polls closed, you'd get a chance to vote.
Why did Christ die on the cross?
He forgot the safeword.
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Rodent King
Stabbed in the Eye
posted 11-03-2004 12:15:34 AM
Kind of late to matter now, but I saw a poster at my voting place thathad a list of rights we had as voters. Among the normal "Can't be pressured, entitled to a secret vote" stuff we all know, they had a rule that said as long as you were in line by 7 (The time the polls closed) they had to let you vote.
My inner child is bigger than my outer adult.
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Kermitov
Pancake
posted 11-03-2004 05:30:38 AM
They reported a bit ago that in Ohio there were still people in line waiting to vote at 4:30am
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Mr. Parcelan
posted 11-03-2004 05:33:09 AM
I'm very pleased at the turnout.
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frolicking imp
Pancake
posted 11-03-2004 10:52:06 AM
whats all this waiting in line crap? There was like no one at my place. I think that may be becuase im in a neighborhood filled with ilegal mexican immigrants. But thats beside the point.

frolicking imp fucked around with this message on 11-03-2004 at 10:52 AM.

*A Nypmh hits you and steals your virginity*
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Ja'Deth Issar Ka'bael
I posted in a title changing thread.
posted 11-03-2004 11:53:57 AM
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frolicking imp stumbled drunkenly to the keyboard and typed:
whats all this waiting in line crap? There was like no one at my place. I think that may be becuase im in a neighborhood filled with ilegal mexican immigrants. But thats beside the point.

Different areas even in the same city have different turnouts based on centralization of polling location. Where Lyinar and I were, the density of lines was very very low, but there are people I'm in class with who waited for three hours yesterday morning. It's time of day, location, population density of your polling group versus number of registered voters, etc.

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*Also Lyinar's attack panda

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