The Supreme Allied Commander Asked Us to Vote Early. Mission Completed Today, Sir o7
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The line was long for early voting today. It took about an hour to get through and vote. This was about 1.5 hrs after opening...
Overall, very few purple haired people there, and many first time voters both young and old (via conversations in line) - they volunteered that they were duped by the MSM for so long and now they see the lies and propaganda.
Faith in humanity is being restored!!! 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻
We voted early here in SW Florida, and took a friend with us. Waited about 15 mins. in line and had some upllifting conversations with others in line. One lady walked out and shout "TRUMP 2024" to a round of applause. Not one Harris/Walz hat or shirt or sign in sight. Made my day complete by 10:30 AM, and she paid for our Waffle House breakfast :) It has been a good day.... all that worry and consternation washed away.... now I just need a nap!
Hahaha!!! Love it!!!
Nobody did that by me, but it was overwhelmingly red...in a very libtard area.
Feeling hopeful we could turn this shit hole area around...
Well done fren! 🫡 Excited to hear these reports of early voting. Wish we would have heard s cheer like that ...must have been a neat moment!
There were many Hispanics in that line of Patriots, a few older veterans (like me), and a couple of walk-ins just dropping off their pre-printed ballots. The mood was upbeat and cheerful, and I would guess about 95% of Trump voters—possibly more.
That's awesome! God bless your Service! 🇺🇸🫡
I voted early this morning in MN as well, 1st time voting early and I would assume the last, but my ballot was #1707 in the machine!!! That made me feel amazing!!! Lots of people registering while I was there as well... I am feeling so much excitement about this and so much emotion watching his rallies last night and today... This is truly the greatest time to be alive!!! NCSWIC!!!
I'll ask again in this reply too:
Did you have to get an absentee ballot in order to vote early in person? The gov website seems to show you need to have gotten an absentee first, and only THEN can you go to the places listed on their website to vote early in person.
Let's flip this shithole red.
No, you can either print from online or go to the polling place and fill out the form, then you get in line to get your ballot. In my case, my dad was there and got a few yesterday and we just filled them out and went in line this morning. You didn't have to submit anything online you could just print it...
And furthermore, I believe MN is a red state we just happen to have a couple few shithole metropolitan places that cheat like no tomorrow that makes the other 49 states think we are a blue state... just sayin...
WTG TaQo! I'm in Minnesota and voted a few days ago too!
Did you have to get an absentee ballot in order to vote early in person? The gov website seems to show you need to have gotten an absentee first, and only THEN can you go to the places listed on their website to vote early in person.
Let's flip this shithole red.
No. Each state has designated early voting days.
I was reading my states and they said to DO that early in person voting, only people with an absentee ballot can vote early. And absentee requires you signing up much earlier and having received a letter in the mail and shit.
Very obnoxious and confusing wording. Like they don't want us to go through all that.
But thanks, we'll give it a try
I didn't have to get an absentee ballot. I was registered already, and I went in and they just had me fill out a short form with my name, address, and they wanted either my driver's license number or the last four of my Social Security number. Once I filled that out, they gave me a ballot, I filled that out, and put it into the machine. That's was all it took. I was in and out in about 15 minutes. Everything was pretty easy, except they did say I had to take off my MAGA hat. LOL.
Awesome. Online wording makes it sound like you need to have already signed up for absentee long ago if you want to ever vote in person early .
But we'll go early without and do trump proud
WTG N0rds! Good luck!
Voted Wednesday in Illinois. There was sign on the door of the mobile voting trailer that said I.D. not required. It really made my blood boil. They did do a signature verification on my sign- in sheet. When I walked out of the trailer, I took my husband's I-phone and took a picture of the sign that said no i.d. required. When I turned around most of the people in line were smiling at me and shaking their head in agreement.
Voted today in Michigan.
I'm in Michigan too and will be voting Monday. I debated voting early for a long time. You just never know what's going to go down on the 5th
Me, too!
WTG rednekhipychik!
Two more in my household just today. Line out the door.
Voted early last week. West TN. About 30 min total. Parking lot was full and some parked in the street. (Small parking lot) Heard poll workers saying it had been steady, same number of voters all day and since early voting started. Every one was happy and talking, so I would say there was very few Cameltow voters, if any.
What was the process like for you?
It's one of the most convoluted f'd up processes I've ever seen.
For me:
You go up to table and they ask your name, type it into a tablet and then ask you to sign next to your name. They give you a paper stub, you also have to sign and date to be handed to the clerk before voting, ALONG WITH a chipped "key card" that gets inserted into the machine.
You go wait to get into the booth. Then, you insert the key card into the machine and close the curtain behind you - after giving the clerk the paper stub you signed.
You make your voting selections on an all in one PC basically - you review your answers, then it prints out your ballot. (I checked it was correct)
You exit the booth with key card and paper ballot that was printed out.
You give the key card back to the clerk
You insert your paper ballot into a document scanner, it scans it and keeps it.
You get your gay sticker that you voted and leave ....
WHY are we printing a ballot on one PC, and then scanning ot into another? WTF is that bs? The whole process seems completely jerked off ...
Curious to know if the process is similar in various states
Very different for me. Wait in line, get to the check in phase.
Thanks...
Seems we should standardize it everywhere somehow.
Seems like each state has their own little tikes gimmick...
1 day 1 vote 1 finger dipped in ink. Keep counting until it's all counted. That's another thing I never saw in my years, stopped counting at midnight. Not until DJT was on the ballot. If they stop counting they are cheating.
Yep... India has the right idea
I voted early in IN today at the request of MY president! First time ever we were able to vote on the same machines as usual with a new modification--at the end it printed on rolled paper my votes which I approved and finally cast. Never have I had to approve my vote on paper.
My sticker fell off—I hope that’s not a foreshadowing 🙏🏻
u/#feelsgood
How do I find out where to early vote? I went to the location on my card and there was nobody there.
Early voting locations are different from your usual polling place. You have to search your state's election website.
I just did an internet search for "Where do I go to vote early in [City, State]?
Small town Mississippi, voted early with a line of about 10-12, mostly seniors.
Same here. My husband and I voted early today in NC. I really wanted to get it done early because POTUS advised it, and because I won't be surprised if something happens to stop people from voting on 11/5. And if there's ever been an election when I want my vote to count, it's this one.
I don't like early voting. But he asked so I did it Friday. Big lines. Took me 45 minutes.
I don't either... but Papa T asked us to...
I was going to bring my elderly father in to vote early, but it's getting harder and harder to get him out, so he decided to go the absentee ballot route. He ordered it online, and they said he should get it in 2-3 days.