The Last Poster Wins! [v23]

[Noblejanobii]

Haha, if you want maybe it’ll help push him. His big reasoning when our parents tried telling him he needs to was “he doesn’t wanna feel responsible if they win and do something wrong.” XD

I have seen Georgia is one of the big ones as it’s not just been on local news, but national news. So it’s a big one. So if you’d like and have time I think it may help him if I show him some form of reasoning.

@Noblejanobii ABORT! He's done it xD. Him and my sister both...finally xD

GOOD! Sorry I was kinda offline so I couldn't push, but I'm glad they put the initiative to do it.

I will say in response to his comment, you gotta think of it like this: if you genuinely believe that who you are voting for is the right choice, then go vote for them. It is not your fault if they go against what you thought they were. But once you put them there, you need to watch them, because if they start doing something that is blatantly wrong, then it's your responsibility to not make the same choice again. One of the guys that was running for office today I had planned on voting on for months, but a recent scandal came out about him that ultimately swung my vote to the other side. I couldn't just ignore what he had done. And while it's looking like he'll still win, I know at least for now, I made the right decision.

Lol, but I did eventually vote!

As soon as I get out of work, I'm hitting the booth, so no further chewing required. XD

Haha yes yes you did. But do you remember how mad I was? XD

I hate people that literally stand around campus harassing people to vote. Honestly, it's borderline bullying to me at that point. I don't know enough about politics and parties and stuff to give an educated vote, anyway.

You don't have to though! Sites like vote411 and ballotopedia are great resources for researching your candidates. Even if you don't know that much about your candidates, voting straight ticket for a party you believe in is better than not voting at all.