Vote!!

[linderlizzie]

I early voted. I hope everyone did vote because I love you guys and want you to be a part of the system (even if it is rotten to the core).

Is anyone at all happy with the results? Me neither. 

I was kinda hoping old Joe would disappear in a puff of smoke and creepy Kamala would tag along for the ride. 

Just kidding. I don't really believe in magic.

[UGetPaid]

Ohio came through for me. Other than bringing back our Democrat House Rep who is firmly cemented in her place as the longest serving woman in US history - all of our other key candidates were R's. Ohio Supreme Court was a huge win for the Pro-Life movement, Praise God.


But I am really disappointed in PA voting in a Senator who is definitely not fit. One of the biggest problems with early voting... Who knows how many votes were cast for that guy before his debate with Oz and before the voters knew how serious his health condition is.

[fluffyubnny937]

Don't worry about PA, I got family who live there....there was never any hope for that state. It literally didn't matter which one of them won. Though I am sad that we won't have Dr. Oz trying to sell Snake Oil on the Senate Floor. Mike Lee, Ted Cruz, and Rand Paul going in on an MLM under Oz would have been hilarious.

[ccandpam]

I voted in Georgia. I am not pleased because the one that I voted for did not win.

[oldbuddy]

I developed a habit years ago when it comes to voting. I live in Portland, Oregon (which is as Blue as you can get), so once I drop my ballot in the box I go back home and leave the TV OFF to keep from throwing up when the results start coming in and this year was no exception.

[linderlizzie]

I developed a habit years ago when it comes to voting. I live in Portland, Oregon (which is as Blue as you can get), so once I drop my ballot in the box I go back home and leave the TV OFF to keep from throwing up when the results start coming in and this year was no exception.

Yo; good answer, dude.  No sense cryin' over spilt milk.

[sfreeman8]

Ohio came through for me. Other than bringing back our Democrat House Rep who is firmly cemented in her place as the longest serving woman in US history - all of our other key candidates were R's. Ohio Supreme Court was a huge win for the Pro-Life movement, Praise God.


But I am really disappointed in PA voting in a Senator who is definitely not fit. One of the biggest problems with early voting... Who knows how many votes were cast for that guy before his debate with Oz and before the voters knew how serious his health condition is.

You and me both (on PA). We are a laughing stock of the nation. I'm embarrassed to say I'm from that state. I don't know anyone who voted for Fetterman but I do know that people voted for him because they felt sorry for him and/or they didn't like Dr. Oz. You're only looking at 3-4 cities who carry the vote in PA. The rest of the state is red. Those cities are made up of totally brain dead zombies. Whatever the DemonRats say, they believe.

[fluffyubnny937]

Ohio came through for me. Other than bringing back our Democrat House Rep who is firmly cemented in her place as the longest serving woman in US history - all of our other key candidates were R's. Ohio Supreme Court was a huge win for the Pro-Life movement, Praise God.


But I am really disappointed in PA voting in a Senator who is definitely not fit. One of the biggest problems with early voting... Who knows how many votes were cast for that guy before his debate with Oz and before the voters knew how serious his health condition is.

You and me both (on PA). We are a laughing stock of the nation. I'm embarrassed to say I'm from that state. I don't know anyone who voted for Fetterman but I do know that people voted for him because they felt sorry for him and/or they didn't like Dr. Oz. You're only looking at 3-4 cities who carry the vote in PA. The rest of the state is red. Those cities are made up of totally brain dead zombies. Whatever the DemonRats say, they believe.

I know it's totally weird how these high population cities in small counties can determine election results for the entire state when the rest of the large counties are red. It's almost like the large red counties have to be so large to have enough people in them to be counties of their own.

People tell me this sub-reddit can explain it but I doubt a concept such as people live in cities could be true.
https://www.reddit.com/r/PeopleLiveInCities