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[BenJaxBchFL]

17th person in line to vote. By 7 am there were approximately 100 people in line. They were taking 20 at a time. Took 10 minutes to vote.

Observation: Not a single person in line 25 years or younger.

I have been watching the tv as they show pictures of people waiting in lines. No young people. It's either too early or the turnout will be consistent with the past.

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The war against terrorism is not that Americans might die rather that we would alter our way of living. If we get to a point where we choose not to go out because of fear, our economy will sink and in the end so will our nation. Vote Bush.

[CTW]

Ben: Did you make up your mind who to vote for? JUST KIDDING. CTW

Never Ever Kerry...Forever

[mangdawg]

a lot of kids 18+ go to school today. they may show up after 5pm

[Roon]

[armyairbournebrat]

They can't count on all young people to vote for Kerry. My daughter is 18 and most of the kids old enough to vote from my daughter's physics class are voting bush today!!
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A VOTE FOR BUSH IS A VOTE AGAINST KERRY

[Roon]

[You GottaBeKidding]

I haven't done any official survey in the class I teach, but the few students I'm aware of are all very pro-Bush. This is in Lousiana, so that's not a surprise, though.

[Uisguex Jack]

I find this to be a fascinating dynamic. The progeny of those hippies who never came to terms with becoming responsible adults, adults who hold themselves and others accountable for their actions day to day( see John Kerry/peter yarrow by example), These kids are going thru the same rebellion against their parents most all young adults do.

Today these kids are growing up in many instances before their parents do. They seem to have a better grasp on the BS fed them by the MSM. Yes many of these kids are staunch Bush supporters.... and as Anne Coulter pointed out while describing the theatrical fiasco the Democratic convention was, the Bush supporters have most all the really good looking ladies.

I do hope for a substantial swing for bush.

My guess is 6-12% more votes for GWB than in the 2000 fiasco.

If the DNC decides to litigate extensively yet again, I for one will personally make sure they regret assaulting my electoral process.

[mdcrandall]

A friend sent me this funny notice.

[Roon]

I just voted in Lilburn, GA. I'm used to walking in and walking out, even during Presidential elections. Had to wait about 20 minutes, however they had added a bunch of voters to our precinct so that made it a little worse. They said this morning it was about 1 1/2 hour wait.

There were two kids 18-20 with body piercings, died jet black hair, slobs. I guess they aren't voting for Bush. Then my next door neighbor 18 dressed in uniform, he's attending military college. He canceled one of their votes and my daughter's absentee vote canceled the other. My 18 year old neighbor was a delight to look at, especially with his 7 Pro Bush Bumber stickers. I have faith in the youth of this country!

[concernedgranny]

I have to agree about the college votes. My daughter graduated almost 2 yrs. ago and she says most of her friends can't stand Kerry. My son is in college now and some of his friends have enlisted and left college. Most of the ones he knows are voting Bush. And most importantly, my husband and I and fastrock went to Ohio State weekend before last (fastrock went there this weekend too and has a thread about it on GeeDunk) and these kids seem to be mostly pro-bush. Three or four frat houses that we saw have big Bush/Cheney 04 signs hanging there. This is also the place where people like Martin Sheen, Kevin Bacon went door to door and signed this kids up to register and are counting on them to vote for Kerry. They didn't like those guys and are either not voting or are voting for Bush. I have faith in our youth. There are more of the good ones than the bad ones. Also at my son's college, they brought in Jerry Springer, MTV, Real World, and Road Rules and while the kids liked the attention and the free entertainment, they are holding their own on where they actually stand.

[Steve Z]

If the frat houses are going for Bush, that's sKerry for Kerry!

When I was in college (1974-7, the frat houses were the most liberal, but maybe Animal House is a thing of the past these days...even though Kerry never outgrew it!
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The traitor will crater!

[rb325th]

Cast my vote at 0645 EST today!! On my way home there was a boy of about 11 or 12 holding a cardboard sign "Honk for Bush/Cheney".
Liberal Mass, may not be so liberal afterall!
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U.S. Army 1983-1995, 11C1P/11H2P NBTDT

[Wynne]

My husband and I went to our polling place just after the pre-work crowd left and just before the kids-off-to-school parents arrived. We expected to have to park a half mile away and wait in line for 2 hours as that's what the newspaper warned us of. Instead, we got a place to park near the door, walked right in, voted, walked out. We were not asked for ID but did have to 'sign in'.

TWO MORE VOTES FOR BUSH
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TRUTH IS ALWAYS THE VICTOR

[MSeeger]

My family and I went to early voting here in Texas back in October. Stood in line for an hour and a half. We all voted Bush.

Maria
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Be not deceived, God is not mocked, for whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap. Gal. 6:7