That's how I'll be voting on the Big Questions today.
Moving here meant: different voting booths. In CT, booths are like the one I've illustrated above.
Here, they're tables with a "don't-look-at-my-answer" visor around the desktop, and votes are written on a piece of paper that then gets put in the ballot box. Still seems strange to me. There needs to be curtains and levers for me to feel like I'm actually voting.
My niece bought a "Vote for Nixon" button @ the flea market this past Sunday, so she'll be wearing that to the polls today. "I've been in a coma... who we votin' for?" Heeheehee.
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