Posted: 10/28/2024 11:48:17 PM EDT
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Knowing your vote doesn't count in the E.C. At least I get to vote no on every judge. Ah well, stiff upper lip here behind enemy lines. |
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Don't be too sure. Someone stuck out.over 100 Harris signs overnight in a area the Trump got 90% plus both elections. This is along.a stretch of a major highway. Why bother if it's a wrap. I believe Cook County vote may not go for Trump but it's sluggish they might be worried overall. Wife and I are election judges. County clerk said there was all ready record mail in an he expect record in person Your vote.always counts. If you vote as.everyone.should we mi g t.beat back the all for one electoral college. We use to split.them. One.county should not.decide a state. |
 Chicago residents tell city council to 'go red' When is the last time you saw a Chicago city council meeting like this? I have been to the 75th and Cottage Grove hood twice.in the last.week. There are indeed more Trump than Harris signs. The few Harris are on the public sidewalk area |
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Originally Posted By Not_so_Clever: Knowing your vote doesn't count in the E.C. At least I get to vote no on every judge. Ah well, stiff upper lip here behind enemy lines. 
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"Over the years, it has become increasingly difficult to tell the difference between skilled trolls versus fucking morons." DK-Prof
C 2/325 1983 - 1986
C 2/325 1983 - 1986
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Originally Posted By efxguy: I "spite" voted. That felt good, knowing I at least cancelled one liberal's vote. So at least I get that. |
"Over the years, it has become increasingly difficult to tell the difference between skilled trolls versus fucking morons." DK-Prof
C 2/325 1983 - 1986
C 2/325 1983 - 1986
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Originally Posted By ARMALITE-FAN:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzcuA6d6FvYWhen is the last time you saw a Chicago city council meeting like this? I have been to the 75th and Cottage Grove hood twice.in the last.week. There are indeed more Trump than Harris signs. The few Harris are on the public sidewalk area Certainly an interesting shift, but Biden won IL by 17 points. Trump isn't winning here. Maybe he goes 45/55 at best. That's just the reality of the situation. Things have not gone sideways nearly enough to make Trump appeal to a deep blue state. |
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I enjoyed it. In my county there were almost no democrat candidates for anything on the county or state level other than coroner. I may live in a shit state, but my part of it is conservative. |
Clinging to my guns and religion in Illinois.
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Originally Posted By EXCATM76: I enjoyed it. In my county there were almost no democrat candidates for anything on the county or state level other than coroner. I may live in a shit state, but my part of it is conservative. Yes because they have so stacked the deck so those of us outside of chitcago either live in the consolidated 80% R districts like us where they don't waste time and money running a candidate or one of the many D+10% districts that snake around sucking up the blue vote from just enough places to be a lock. We're going to have 3 congressmen, again, where we should have had 6-7, again, after this election. A state with 38% R and 10%right leaning conservatives and we get 3/17 seats in the house? A state where in 2022 50.5% of the vote broke republican for state representatives and they won 78/118 seats to add on to their supermajority? The party of democracy gleefully stole our representation from us at the state and federal level and I am never not going to be pissed about it. This should literally be in the dictionary next to the definition of gerrymandering. Attached File Attached File |
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Your vote always counts for the following reasons: 1. People pay attention to the national results across the entire country. 2. Election teams and political parties look at the total number of votes cast versus total registered. If you don't vote, they can't tell that the ballot box is being stuffed with fake ballots. 3. Primary voting is more important than general election for one reason: it is really the only time you get to pick your candidate. The rest is a formality to a certain extent. 4. Bill Clinton won Ohio by 5 votes. Let that sink in.... The whore who just ran (who is NOT black and her father was a slave owner (check Candice Owens investigation of Kammi)) won Illinois by less than 60%. There was a lot of ballot box stuffing in Illinois, believe it! Trumpicans are making a lot of headway. It may be a matter of time....only time can tell. But like my old football coach used to say, you have to beat them beyond the measure of bad referee calls. |
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Originally Posted By JoseyWales: Your vote always counts for the following reasons: 1. People pay attention to the national results across the entire country. 2. Election teams and political parties look at the total number of votes cast versus total registered. If you don't vote, they can't tell that the ballot box is being stuffed with fake ballots. 3. Primary voting is more important than general election for one reason: it is really the only time you get to pick your candidate. The rest is a formality to a certain extent. 4. Bill Clinton won Ohio by 5 votes. Let that sink in.... The whore who just ran (who is NOT black and her father was a slave owner (check Candice Owens investigation of Kammi)) won Illinois by less than 60%. There was a lot of ballot box stuffing in Illinois, believe it! Trumpicans are making a lot of headway. It may be a matter of time....only time can tell. But like my old football coach used to say, you have to beat them beyond the measure of bad referee calls. Kamala won by 2300 votes in my county. |
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