Saturday, May 03, 2008

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Not that you can tell, but I'm the one holding a blue sign behind the letter H. . .

13 comments:

  1. Hooray!

    'H' as in higher: "You're higher than that! Bring us up higher than that!"

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  2. Go Obama! I can't wait to cast my vote on Tuesday. Forget what the media laments about the prolonged primary, I am excited that my vote will actually make a difference!

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  3. Anonymous8:43 PM

    Go Obama! How does it work with you at the polls all day? Do you get to take a break to go vote or do you vote absentee?

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  4. I vote first to make sure the voting machines are working properly. :) Anyone who's working out of precinct (we have a couple) is supposed to vote during early voting the week before.

    I'll be there from about 5:45 am until 8:30 or 9 pm and then drive the election results uptown to the BOE. And then I intend to have a nervous breakdown.

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  5. Awesome.
    You know what?
    As a Ukrainian Canadian whose opinion does not matter?
    I feel so bad for Obama's pastoral woes!
    God [or Whoever] save us from John "McBush" McCain!

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  6. I agree with cam -- I'm glad for once that our votes actually matter. I voted early, and now I can't wait to see how it turns out.

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  7. Yay! I'm going to be sooooo sad if Obama doesn't get the nomination!!

    Lezlie

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  8. Congratulations on the NC victory!
    I've been thinking of you all evening as the results are reported.

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  9. Thank you! I've only been home about 15 minutes--started at 3:30 and didn't get the precinct results dropped off at the BOE until almost 11. My husband worked at the precinct across the railroad tracks--and he still isn't home. We heard they had a line of voters out the door at 7:30 when the polls closed. At least ours were all inside the gym.

    Obama blew Hillary out of the water at our precinct. :)

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  10. Yay for NC! Smart state!

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  11. Yikes. I started at 5:30 am, I meant to say.

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  12. That's awesome.

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