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Are you going to vote tomorrow?
2006-11-06, 10:32 PM #41
Originally posted by genk:
but that amendment says that the money could be anywhere from 30-60% of it going to roads, no definite amount declared. its not 100% so where is the rest of the money going?


what do you care anyways, you ran , rolled away from the state

[edit] hell, if you left now, you could be in Duluth by the time polls open, get registered, and vote.

yay minnesota voter registration![/edit]


I'm moving home and telling Chicago to stuff it. I hate chicago. I miss duluth.
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2006-11-06, 10:45 PM #42
Originally posted by fishstickz:
Because house and senate members have no bearing on national politics :rolleyes:

Oh I know they do, but once again, my vote will be as a raindrop in the desert. Seriously, Kansas is ruled by old people, and old people vote...well the opposite of what I would want, on average.

Remember, Kansas is the only state to have creationism as a valid theory mandatorily taught in schools as to where man came from.
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2006-11-07, 12:15 AM #43
Originally posted by genk:
but that amendment says that the money could be anywhere from 30-60% of it going to roads, no definite amount declared. its not 100% so where is the rest of the money going?


what do you care anyways, you ran , rolled away from the state

[edit] hell, if you left now, you could be in Duluth by the time polls open, get registered, and vote.

yay minnesota voter registration![/edit]

You need an initiative like our Prop 1A. It forces state legislatures to put transportation money into..transportation. In the past, every transportation prop was nothing more than a money grab in the name of transportation repair. CA legislature would delve into that fun for their bleeding-heart projects.

All you CA -ians vote for 1A!
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2006-11-07, 1:15 AM #44
I don't think I will just to spite you.
2006-11-07, 1:38 AM #45
They don't allow us Finns to vote in American elections. Although I haven't asked the US embassy, but I doubt the answer would be any surprise...
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2006-11-07, 4:18 AM #46
No. I have recently moved to a different county and I know very little about local politics here and do not feel that I should be guessing.
2006-11-07, 11:16 AM #47
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2006-11-07, 11:34 AM #48
Originally posted by JediKirby:
I miss duluth.


You're the only person who has ever said that.
2006-11-07, 12:05 PM #49
Originally posted by genk:
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2006-11-07, 12:54 PM #50
I was going to go, but decided against it because it's a mile walk.

All these candidates have done has mudsling. And on top of that they suck to begin with.

The other choices on the ballot I get are either green party whackos, or just plain crazy.

So I figure, **** it.
2006-11-07, 1:19 PM #51
Just got done. I wish there was a better resource for concise information on local judges, so I'd know whether or not they ought to be retained. Judge retentions made up by far the majority of the ballot, and I had to leave all of those blank.

Off to the paper to start helping put together our election coverage.
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2006-11-07, 2:15 PM #52
Originally posted by Ford:
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2006-11-07, 2:51 PM #53
[QUOTE=Michael MacFarlane]Just got done. I wish there was a better resource for concise information on local judges, so I'd know whether or not they ought to be retained. Judge retentions made up by far the majority of the ballot, and I had to leave all of those blank.

Off to the paper to start helping put together our election coverage.[/QUOTE]
I had to do that too. I kind of felt badly about leaving all those blank.
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2006-11-07, 3:14 PM #54
omq only 20 more minutes for the poll!
2006-11-07, 3:15 PM #55
never anyone worth voting for... and i work nights so i am not going to cut into my sleep
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2006-11-07, 3:15 PM #56
In the East coast.

edit: Oh, he meant my poll
2006-11-07, 7:36 PM #57
Wewt. Democrats pwnd RI.
Think while it's still legal.
2006-11-08, 10:00 PM #58
Yeah I'm going to vote
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