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NeilBlanchard · 11-04-2008, 06:13 AM

Hello,

If you are voting in the USA -- please go today and vote your conscience. Can we set a record for turnout? I hope so.

* Aren't sure where to go? Google has a great little tool to tell you where you need to go- just plug in your home address (or wherever you are registered to vote).

* Not registered to vote? Some states allow you to register on election day. Go to the aforementioned link and Google will also tell you if you can register.

* If you have problems, like with faulty voting machines, and aren't taken seriously at your polling station, contact the Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights Election Protection Hotline, at 866 OUR VOTE. The ACLU is another good place to turn to, at 877 523 2792.

* For the majority of us, the biggest hurdle is just getting out there in the first place. Wake up! It is time to vote! Make your voice heard!

* On your way to vote, call your local friends, family, and neighbors. Take them with you. If you can, spend your day helping (reminding, driving, giving directions) to people.

All power to you!

11-04-2008, 06:13 AM	#4 (permalink)
NeilBlanchard Master EcoModder Join Date: May 2008 Location: Maynard, MA Eaarth Posts: 7,908 Mica Blue - '05 Scion xA RS 2.0 Team Toyota 90 day: 42.48 mpg (US) Forest - '15 Nissan Leaf S Team Nissan 90 day: 156.46 mpg (US) Number 7 - '15 VW e-Golf SEL TEAM VW AUDI Group 90 day: 155.81 mpg (US) Thanks: 3,475 Thanked 2,952 Times in 1,845 Posts	Vote Today! Hello, *If you are voting in the USA -- please go today* and vote your conscience.** Can we set a record for turnout? I hope so. * Aren't sure where to go? Google has a great little tool to tell you where you need to go- just plug in your home address (or wherever you are registered to vote). * Not registered to vote? Some states allow you to register on election day. Go to the aforementioned link and Google will also tell you if you can register. * If you have problems, like with faulty voting machines, and aren't taken seriously at your polling station, contact the Lawyer's Committee for Civil Rights Election Protection Hotline, at 866 OUR VOTE. The ACLU is another good place to turn to, at 877 523 2792. * For the majority of us, the biggest hurdle is just getting out there in the first place. Wake up! It is time to vote! Make your voice heard! * On your way to vote, call your local friends, family, and neighbors. Take them with you. If you can, spend your day helping (reminding, driving, giving directions) to people. All power to you! __________________ Sincerely, Neil http://neilblanchard.blogspot.com/ Last edited by NeilBlanchard; 11-04-2008 at 06:24 AM..