Ride your bike to the Polls

I hope every American Citizen remembers to vote today. I voted at
6:00 a.m. with my family. I didn't ride my bike because the polling
place is around the corner from our home. I just hope we have a
President when I wake up tomorrow. A repeat of last year will really
suck.
Peace and Stuff

''Election coverage without results is like pornography without
nudity.''

Maggie wrote:
I hope every American Citizen remembers to vote today. I voted at
6:00 a.m. with my family. I didn't ride my bike because the polling
place is around the corner from our home. I just hope we have a
President when I wake up tomorrow. A repeat of last year will really
suck.
Peace and Stuff

''Election coverage without results is like pornography without
nudity.''

Local club here is doing an election day ride -- they're
getting together and riding to everybody's polling places.
I live two blocks from my polling place, and I'm not free
for rides on Tuesday mornings (gotta be up at the college at
11am), so I just walked over early this morning.

Looked like a good turnout. Better than 2000, anyway.

-km

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On 2 Nov 2004 05:30:29 -0800, (Maggie)
wrote:



''Election coverage without results is like pornography without
nudity.''

That is a strange analogy. And doesn't really make a lot of sense.

At this point, I would be really surprised, if this election is
settled by morning. I hope so, but I doubt it.

Vote early and vote often;-)

I'm with Sheldon, I'll be voting for John Kerry, and you all should
vote for him too.


Life is Good!
Jeff

Maggie wrote:
I just hope we have a
President when I wake up tomorrow. A repeat of last year will really
suck.

Last year...I think it was four years ago. And it was brought on by a
democrat.

Rode my bike about a half mile to the booth at 7am. There was another
cyclist there too and they let us park our bikes inside (a church gym).
I suspect we were both Kerry voters. Also, I like to put those (I
VOTED) stickers on my helmet; one of them says "YA VOTÉ"

--
My bike blog:
http://diabloscott.blogspot.com/

After stopping at the neighborhood coffeeshop and filling my thermos, I
rode my bike to the poll and completely bypassed the gridlock in the
middle school parking lot. I rode right up to the doors, rolled the
bike inside, leaned it against the wall in the hallway, waited in line
for two hours, voted for W and various other candidates and measures,
and got into work at 10:00 a.m.

I saw two other commuting cyclists on the road, but I didn't see any
other cyclists at the polling location. Saw plenty of Kerry bumper
stickers on large SUVs and got *that close* to being right-hooked this
morning by a young woman driving a Saab sporting "Defeat Bush" bumpers
stickers.

RFM in Boulder County, CO

the black rose wrote:

Looked like a good turnout. Better than 2000, anyway.

My polling place is on the way to work, only about a block out of the
way. The turnout wasn't fab, I was voter ~100 at about 8:30. Granted
it was peeing down rain this morning, but it's Seattle, you think
people would be used to it.

--
Dane Jackson - z u v e m b i @ u n i x b i g o t s . o r g
"I can't see a conspicuous evolutionary advantage in being good at
higher mathematics. " -- James Riden in the Monastery

On Tue, 02 Nov 2004 15:52:28 GMT, Little Meow wrote:

Maggie wrote:

I hope every American Citizen remembers to vote today. I voted at
6:00 a.m. with my family. I didn't ride my bike because the polling
place is around the corner from our home. I just hope we have a
President when I wake up tomorrow. A repeat of last year will really
suck.
Peace and Stuff

''Election coverage without results is like pornography without
nudity.''


I rode my bike out 5 minutes before poll opening.
For all offices, I wrote in "Little Meow".
It's a good thing I brought a sharpie, because
ball point doesn't write too well on the Diebold
screen.

Glass etchers.

On 2 Nov 2004 05:30:29 -0800, (Maggie)
wrote:

I hope every American Citizen remembers to vote today. I voted at
6:00 a.m. with my family. I didn't ride my bike because the polling
place is around the corner from our home. I just hope we have a
President when I wake up tomorrow. A repeat of last year will really
suck.
Peace and Stuff

''Election coverage without results is like pornography without
nudity.''

Rode to the poll, and then on to work. Voted for Kerry. No proposals
or propositions or anything so it should go real fast. I was number 5.

"Maggie" wrote in message
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I hope every American Citizen remembers to vote today. I voted at
6:00 a.m. with my family. I didn't ride my bike because the polling
place is around the corner from our home. I just hope we have a
President when I wake up tomorrow. A repeat of last year will really
suck.
Peace and Stuff

''Election coverage without results is like pornography without
nudity.''

I'll be voting after work so it will be dark and I won't be riding the bike.
I'm just hoping we don't have too much of a mess at the polls. There will
be people challenging votes at some Ohio voting locations today. After a
tough day of working on production problems at work I don't want people in
my face at the polls tonight!

Beverly - who just has a feeling this is going to be worse than the last
election