How much time are you allowing yourself to vote?
918715
just enough time to make sure that my vote is recorded as cast...then i'll stop long enough to lie to the exit poller on my way out
967453
No, but I believe you are allowed to take time off from work to vote.
834054
same day we all do.  first Tuesday in November.  November 7Th.  Unless you're a democrat Then you vote on the 8th.
189835
Depending on the state you live in, registering to vote and or having a drivers license is a way...it may make a few years to get summond, I registered to vote when I was 18 and was never summoned until I was 21.
1031439
yes in legal terms. if you lived here for over 10 yrs you should consider applying for citizenship so you can vote.
968454
Yes, I will. I am 58 and have voted in every election since I came of age, except for two times, , both mid-term elections like this coming Tuesday, which I missed because I was in a fast attack submarine on deployment in the Western Pacific.The way I see it, if you don't vote, you don't have the right to complain about the results.
855470
Yes I did...First time ever. I'm 33. I figure it was my one vote that failed to keep george bush out of office so I feel more responsible this time around to make sure I vote.\n\nEveryone that complains about bush are the ones that don't vote. So now if I don't like the new person atleast I have the right to complain or agree since I legally put my vote in.\n\nEveryone should vote! Its your life and the life of your kids! Vote and have a say!
1009752
None of us has time! but... it is your civic duty to participate now and again!  There are specific criteria that will relieve you of jury duty, but you still need to show up and allow the judge to review your petition/request and dismiss you legally.  As far as trying to act like a @#$ a..hole in the courtroom and prejudice your responses, be careful-you can be held in contempt and perjury in a courtroom is very expensive!!
981907
Will you vote on election day?
812907
As long as they allow "other". \n\nOr how about this:\nWould you vote for those who "Make" you vote?\nOR, didn't everyone vote on forced voting?\nWhat countries force voting? Should the US be more like them? \n\nIn the US, you have a right to try and get the law made forcing us all to vote.
805347
It varies by state, but you should check with your local government.   In some areas, you must re-register if you haven't voted in a specified amount of time.
922323
I think you mean early voting.  They can only use exit polls to give you a feel for that.  Absentee votes are usually last after election day.
788094
People vote or don’t vote for a number of reasons.  Since I could first vote (1952) I have never missed an opportunity to vote (across three States), so obviously voting is important to me.  However, I would not apply the same to everyone.  Those who don’t vote simply make it easier for the rest of us to get our candidates and issues winning the vote.\n\nHowever, voting should not be the only rule of being proactive.  Do you (voters) know who is elected and appointed to positions in your own community.  Are you familiar with the budgets for the various jurisdictions?  Do you attend council meetings and county board of supervisor meetings?  Do you attend the work sessions for the various issues? \n\nIn opinion, voting is only part of the citizen’s responsibilities.  So if you are going to knock people for not voting, you should also knock voters who are not aware of what is going on in their own community.
1032693
about 12-20 days at the most or less
481593
Yes, but you are wasting your vote
588605
Very clever!\n\nI'm voting for them now. Return the favour! :)\n\nBy the way, you know you can vote for yourself again, right?
230904
Only citizens of the country, 18 years or older are able to vote. In some states felons are not allowed to vote. For information on becoming a citizen, see the site below. To register to vote, see the second site.