Did you Vote Electronically Today?
960276
I used touchscreen voting today, in Cook County in IL. We were supposed to be asked whether we wanted to use a touchscreen or an optical scan ballot, but I was not. I could have asked about it, I'm sure, but I didn't, so that's my fault. However, I should have been asked. I had no problems with the touchscreen machine as far as I could tell. The type I used was a AVC Edge touch screen made by Sequoia, with a paper record that prints out under glass that you approve before you finish voting. I felt a bit exposed, because we didn't have curtains around us, and the machines were quite close together. I kind of felt like I did in high school, wondering if anyone was cheating off of me. When I voted in the presidential election in 2004, I used a paper ballot, and I went into a curtained booth, and marked it, and then put it into an optical scan machine. I think that felt more private. I think I would rather have had a curtain around me, or else at least had the machines turned to a wall, with more space between them, instead of having your back to the middle of the room, where someone could look over your shoulder without you knowing. There would have been room in my polling place for that.\n\nWhen you review your choices on the screen, and when they print out on the paper, they don't have what party the candidate is affiliated with, and I wish they did. That would have made it easier for me to verify that my selections were correct.&#92;\n\nI didn't have to wait at all to vote, and nobody was there handing out flyers, and there were no exit pollers. I didn't really expect there to be though. I live in suburban Cook County, not in Chicago.\n\nSorry if I was long winded. I think we should all share our voting experiences with each other!
730317
Yes. You can just vote for part of the ballot.
837882
you should have gotten a card back telling you where and when to vote
740838
That's correct.  Many states have "motor-voter" laws, which allow voter registration at the Department of Motor Vehicles, also.\n\nHaving said that, if you intend to vote tomorrow, you'd better call first.  Most states require a 30-day window between registration and voting, so it is more than likely that you're too late.  Do call, though, as there are a few states that do allow same-day registration with photo ID and proof of current address (something like a current power bill or cable bill, not a driver's license that is still valid, even after you've moved 14 times in the past two years).
857458
If your move is recent and you are still in the same district and you still have a valid state issued ID saying you live at the same address you registered at – yes you can vote…  \nIf not, NO you shouldn’t vote today...    You may be allowed to cast a provisional ballot at your current addresses polling place; if it makes you feel better, but the vote may be tossed out...  \nYou need to register with your current address…   normally they ask when you update you state id / driver’s license....  \n\nRegister now for the future… vote.
1054599
I do. Electronic voting is a crock.  It should be illegal.  There is no way to truly verify that votes are genuinely counted without a paper backup.  Anything can happen in that computer.  And computers can be easily hacked.  Officials who install electronic voting should be sacked.
978565
First, put down the blunt. Second, read the news for yourself. The date to vote for this is election day, Tuesday Nov 9. You will find out then if it was passed or not. Right now, it is still illegal.
819030
You're asking this the day before the election?  Obviously you will have plenty of time to review their positions, debate the merits of their views with other last minute voters........\n\nIf you have voted before you should have been sent a sample ballot with the candidates listed.
150067
Go back to your question and click "Call a vote" in the little box on the right.
929029
You can vote however you want tomorrow, unless you voted early already.  Vote your conscience first, then spit.
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?
281539
This is no lie. I voted for myself as a "write in" candidate 2 elections ago! These days, I only trust myself!
529107
did u check online first?
1148564
what r u talkin'  but i voted
98265
Have you got auto-complete on?
731870
I voted first thing this morning!  The lines were pitifully short, and I really hope it picks up.  \n\nThe link below has info on polling places, hours, and sample ballots for every district in the entire country.\n\nVOTE!!!
787124
No, I was not personally but my brother who was voting next to me was. His machine repeated pages and they had to get their tech guy who explained he had all of his training this morning try to fix it...