CalvinBall wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:If you know anyone who doesn't have a car or is kind of iffy on voting, please offer them a ride to the polls or remind them to vote. Physically take them there if you think it will help get them into the booth.

Every vote will count. I think it's going to be closer than dems would like.

Can you do absentee or how does that work?

yes, I can vote absentee. I was a little unsure where to vote though because my last official address was in Nashville, TN, but the address I use for US bills and stuff is in PA. I may have had a choice, but I registered in PA because that seemed the safest legally. If I had a choice, I guess I should have stayed in TN because my vote probably has more power there.

Doll Is Mine wrote:Some guy just made an interesting point on MSNBC regarding high turnout. He said we're focusing on states like GA, FL, etc., and rightfully so but he said to look at states like NC.

This year, in NC, there's no gubernatorial, senate, or presidential races but there's still higher turnout than 2014. What is motivating these people?

I think there are a couple of things at work in NC.

First, Dems are pissed and motivated.

2nd, the state government is all messed up with a GOP house and senate at odds (to put it mildly) with the Dem governor and constantly trying to usurp his power.

3rd, there are a bunch of state constitutional amendments on the ballot that almost everybody agrees are terrible.

4th, Mark Harris vs Dan McCready

5th, GOPers are motivated

6th, people are a lot more interested in the local/down ballot elections than in past years.

Armed bands of civilian militia members are traveling to the southern U.S. border, where President Donald Trump has ordered thousands of active-duty troops to rebuff the approaching migrant caravan.

About “200 unregulated armed militia members [are] currently operating along the southwest border,“ says a planning document for Army commanders leading the 5,200 troops Trump has deployed at the border, according to Newsweek. The groups “operate under the guise of citizen patrols supporting” border officials, the document says, pointing out “reported incidents of unregulated militias stealing National Guard equipment during deployments.”

What could go wrong?

traderdave wrote:Armed bands of civilian militia members are traveling to the southern U.S. border, where President Donald Trump has ordered thousands of active-duty troops to rebuff the approaching migrant caravan.

About “200 unregulated armed militia members [are] currently operating along the southwest border,“ says a planning document for Army commanders leading the 5,200 troops Trump has deployed at the border, according to Newsweek. The groups “operate under the guise of citizen patrols supporting” border officials, the document says, pointing out “reported incidents of unregulated militias stealing National Guard equipment during deployments.”

What could go wrong?

Maybe it will keep them from voting on Tuesday lol

This morning's polls....RASMUSSEN has GOP up on the Dems by 1 in control of Congress(of course they do) while CNN has Dems up 14

Monday, November 5
Race/Topic (Click to Sort) Poll Results Spread
Florida Senate - Scott vs. Nelson NBC News/Marist Nelson 50, Scott 46 Nelson +4
Florida Senate - Scott vs. Nelson Quinnipiac Nelson 51, Scott 44 Nelson +7
Missouri Senate - Hawley vs. McCaskill NBC News/Marist Hawley 47, McCaskill 50 McCaskill +3
Florida Senate - Scott vs. Nelson St. Pete Polls Nelson 50, Scott 46 Nelson +4
Florida Senate - Scott vs. Nelson Emerson Nelson 50, Scott 45 Nelson +5
Missouri Senate - Hawley vs. McCaskill Trafalgar Group (R) Hawley 48, McCaskill 44 Hawley +4
Missouri Senate - Hawley vs. McCaskill Emerson Hawley 49, McCaskill 46 Hawley +3
Arizona Senate - McSally vs. Sinema ABC 15/OH Predictive Insights* Sinema 48, McSally 49 McSally +1
Arizona Senate - McSally vs. Sinema Emerson* Sinema 49, McSally 48 Sinema +1
Nevada Senate - Heller vs. Rosen Emerson Rosen 49, Heller 45 Rosen +4
Michigan Senate - James vs. Stabenow Mitchell Research Stabenow 53, James 46 Stabenow +7
Minnesota Senate Special Election - Housley vs. Smith KSTP/SurveyUSA Smith 48, Housley 40 Smith +8
Minnesota Senate - Newberger vs. Klobuchar KSTP/SurveyUSA Klobuchar 57, Newberger 34 Klobuchar +23
New Jersey Senate - Hugin vs. Menendez Quinnipiac Menendez 55, Hugin 40 Menendez +15
Florida Governor - DeSantis vs. Gillum NBC News/Marist Gillum 50, DeSantis 46 Gillum +4
Florida Governor - DeSantis vs. Gillum Quinnipiac Gillum 50, DeSantis 43 Gillum +7
Florida Governor - DeSantis vs. Gillum St. Pete Polls Gillum 50, DeSantis 45 Gillum +5
Florida Governor - DeSantis vs. Gillum Emerson Gillum 51, DeSantis 46 Gillum +5
Nevada Governor - Laxalt vs. Sisolak Emerson Sisolak 48, Laxalt 47 Sisolak +1
South Dakota Governor - Noem vs. Sutton Emerson Noem 48, Sutton 47 Noem +1
Arizona Governor - Ducey vs. Garcia Emerson Ducey 55, Garcia 40 Ducey +15
Michigan Governor - Schuette vs. Whitmer Mitchell Research Whitmer 54, Schuette 40 Whitmer +14
New Hampshire Governor - Sununu vs. Kelly UNH* Sununu 49, Kelly 49 Tie
2018 Generic Congressional Vote CNN Democrats 55, Republicans 42 Democrats +13
2018 Generic Congressional Vote Rasmussen Reports Democrats 45, Republicans 46 Republicans +1
New Hampshire 1st District - Edwards vs. Pappas UNH* Pappas 54, Edwards 43 Pappas +11
New Hampshire 2nd District - Negron vs. Kuster UNH* Kuster 60, Negron 37 Kuster +23
Nevada 4th District - Hardy vs. Horsford Emerson Horsford 48, Hardy 44 Horsford +4
Nevada 3rd District - Tarkanian vs. Lee Emerson Lee 51, Tarkanian 41 Lee +10
President Trump Job Approval CNN Approve 41, Disapprove 57 Disapprove +16
President Trump Job Approval Rasmussen Reports Approve 50, Disapprove 49 Approve +1

Moz brought in some big timers to canvass for him. Leslie Odom Jr, Ben Pasek who wrote Dear Evan Hansen and Cameron Kasky one of the more prominent voices from Stoneman Douglass.

CalvinBall wrote:Moz brought in some big timers to canvass for him. Leslie Odom Jr, Ben Pasek who wrote Dear Evan Hansen and Cameron Kasky one of the more prominent voices from Stoneman Douglass.

Nobody will know who he is.

Guess you should have gotten him more famous people then

And now MSNBC reporting live from outside Moz's office!

I moved out of the NJ 3rd district earlier this year, but I’m still registered to vote there. I decided I’m not setting foot or spending money there again after Election Day if MacArthur wins. I made sure to let my parents know so they’re not expecting me for Thanksgiving or Christmas for the next few years if Kim doesn’t win.

Gimpy wrote:I moved out of the NJ 3rd district earlier this year, but I’m still registered to vote there. I decided I’m not setting foot or spending money there again after Election Day if MacArthur wins. I made sure to let my parents know so they’re not expecting me for Thanksgiving or Christmas for the next few years if Kim doesn’t win.

Do you have a plan to vote there tomorrow?

Friends have been canvassing for Kim for about two months. He seems great.

I have a morning meeting that ends at 11 and a customer meeting starting at 2 so I have a pretty big window to stop by and vote. I’m just one district over now so it’s not out of my way.

CalvinBall wrote:

Gimpy wrote:I moved out of the NJ 3rd district earlier this year, but I’m still registered to vote there. I decided I’m not setting foot or spending money there again after Election Day if MacArthur wins. I made sure to let my parents know so they’re not expecting me for Thanksgiving or Christmas for the next few years if Kim doesn’t win.

Do you have a plan to vote there tomorrow?

Friends have been canvassing for Kim for about two months. He seems great.

Democrat encouraging voter fraud. SAD!

Gimpy wrote:I have a morning meeting that ends at 11 and a customer meeting starting at 2 so I have a pretty big window to stop by and vote. I’m just one district over now so it’s not out of my way.

Great. Good luck pal and good job.

i am taking off tomorrow and taking my daughter voting with me for the first time. looking forward to it.

Phred wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:Moz brought in some big timers to canvass for him. Leslie Odom Jr, Ben Pasek who wrote Dear Evan Hansen and Cameron Kasky one of the more prominent voices from Stoneman Douglass.

Nobody will know who he is.

Including me

The Dude wrote:i am taking off tomorrow and taking my daughter voting with me for the first time. looking forward to it.

Democrat encouraging voter fraud. SAD!

jerseyhoya wrote:

CalvinBall wrote:

Gimpy wrote:I moved out of the NJ 3rd district earlier this year, but I’m still registered to vote there. I decided I’m not setting foot or spending money there again after Election Day if MacArthur wins. I made sure to let my parents know so they’re not expecting me for Thanksgiving or Christmas for the next few years if Kim doesn’t win.

Do you have a plan to vote there tomorrow?

Friends have been canvassing for Kim for about two months. He seems great.

Democrat encouraging voter fraud. SAD!

Perfectly legal to vote one more time at your prior polling location. You need only update for the next election.

I mean, it's not if you moved prior to the registration deadline (three weeks ago). No one will get prosecuted for it or anything as long as you're only voting in once place, but that's the law. If you live in the same county but are in a different jurisdiction you can vote provisionally at your new address even if you haven't updated your registration. If you're in a different county you're not supposed to vote.