Have you ever written  your own name in at the ballot booth ?
150808
yeah but i spelled it wrong and lost
713962
you put a check mark beside the guy you want to vote for
129858
Your own name!\n\nDo I win?
207910
yes.  I've done it myself.
403092
You have to get on the ballot on a state-by-state basis.  You either have to get a party's nomination (it has to be a party that has ballot access in that state), or you have register as an independent, which requires a certain number of registered signatures.  You can also run as a write-in candidate by simply registering with the state's secretary.
808857
My friend Luke does, you have to go talk to your city hall. Lol, he gets to vote on tribal issues, it's awesome.
753298
TODAY we are having an ELECTION...provided you are a REGISTERED VOTER, you go to the POLLING LOCATION in your VOTING DISTRICT and SIGN IN...then, you FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS given by ELECTION WORKERS who will tell you how to CAST YOUR VOTE for the CANDIDATE(S) and/or REFERENDUM QUESTIONS on the BALLOT...then you LEAVE and LIE YOUR A55 OFF to the EXIT POLLERS...any more QUESTIONS?
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No ... booths are the fault of the county officials or the elections judges which both parties elect and have present at each precinct (ward) box. In Texas there are two election judge's one Democrat and the other Republican each having one clerk and other volunteers. ALL ARE VOLUNTEERS and not paid by the state, local, or federal government. If anyone is to blame it is them or the County Clerk's office. Understand each election is done by each county with the help of over 300,000 volunteers (nation-wide during mid-term and presidential elections)\n\nI understand your concern, but it is a local and not a state or federal problem if there are not enough booths or ballots. As a former Democrat Election Judge and Precinct Chairman I know the process is not great and many times votes are thrown out ... and often as many as fifteen extra ballots are placed in a box "accidentally" (I had one once, but that was a pure case of voter fraud by the voter). And sadly sometimes whole boxes of 3,000 + ballots are thrown out due to other errors. \n\nI support the scantron ballots... They are the best! The machines read them easily and if it spits them out a Democrat and Republican judge will try to determine the voter's intent. Once a consenus is reached the vote is counted ... if it is unable to read (which never happens on a scantron) then the ballot is thrown out. Scantron is great due to its is easy to read nature and it leaves a paper trail. \n\nOne of the Democrats' main concern this year is computerized non-paper ballots. DO NOT USE THAT BALLOT opt for paper scantron (in Texas that is the alternative to computerized non-paper). There have been cases where ALL the ballots were lost from a box due to a computer error, and with no paper trail those people lost their voice and their vote; sometimes they lose 3,000+ballots when a computerized non-paper box goes down.
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I agree with you completely.  Once the new representative is sworn in, they are your representative whether you voted for them or not.  Yesterday, some of my candidates won, some lost.  I did not vote for my governor, who it turns out will still be my governer, but she is my governor.  I am just going to hold her feet to the fire and make sure she represents me.
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Dont know dude, but i will tell you this, cool way of cheating yea??\nAnswer some questions....sign your name at the end and then vote for yourself,  pretty smart hey??, had a look and you do the same thing over and over!
1023116
Yes I did. I wish more people would take the time to do it too. Your vote really does count. Plus, if you didn't vote, stop bitch!n about the president we have now.
428233
ME!! i was voted the champ in a contest. Can u?
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the one you write yourself
691701
Already have. \n\nI write both my state Senators twice a week on this issue as it is that important.  \nEach time they write me back with the knowledge I will\nbe writing again.\n\nSo at least I'm keeping them busy writing me.
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at least in our state they are elected for 4 years.\n\nand the real campaign normally starts about 6 months before, although some getting your name out starts alot earlier.
861760
No.  Bring an ID or utility bill "just in case".  But if you have voted before or have recently registered you don't need to show any form of ID.\n\nIf you haven't voted in a while you may be asked to provide your date of birth.
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I´m sure it is possible, but would it be worthwhile?  Your ID number on your voucher is to make sure you aren´t stuffing the ballot with multiple votes.\n\nSure this ID could probably could link you back to your vote, but who would want to know that info, and how could that info be used against you.\n\nWith mail in ballots, I have to sign my ballot envelope. but the ballot doesn't have any personal info on it other than my voting choices.  Look to see if your state has mail in ballots.