Vote!!!!

[CheezeFlixz]

I'm not a fan of early voting, I think everyone should vote on election day and vote only once. I believe early voting enables more fraud. And I do not think there is much debate on the amount of fraud there is out there.

The easy way to solve this is a unique bar coded voter ID that is in a national database that is about the only way IMHO that early voting can't be exploited.  Geez if a store can keep up with what they sell it would seem the country can keep up with who voted.

[Trevor]

The easy way to solve this is a unique bar coded voter ID that is in a national database that is about the only way IMHO that early voting can't be exploited. 

That's exactly how we vote here in SA, Cheeze: all our ID books have bar codes that get scanned and one of our nails gets a ink mark on it.

[CheezeFlixz]

The easy way to solve this is a unique bar coded voter ID that is in a national database that is about the only way IMHO that early voting can't be exploited. 

That's exactly how we vote here in SA, Cheeze: all our ID books have bar codes that get scanned and one of our nails gets a ink mark on it.

I know it's a radical idea that someone should vote only once **cough-cough** ACORN. Interesting how they only seem to be really active and under investigation in swing states.

[ER]

Call me crazy ("CRAZY!"--thank you) but what's wrong with what is done in so many other countries that require everyone to vote on one day and then place, as Trevor mentioned, semi-permanent ink on the nails or fingertips of a voter? If you've got the ink mark, you can't vote again. Maybe someone would show up with an ink remover, I don't know, but it's at least a better solution than the one we have now. What I will go out on a limb and say is that our present national voting process in the United States is dysfunctional.

[Captain Tars Tarkas]

**cough-cough**spoiling a non-partisan thread with conspiracy crap.

[ER]

Whatever our political affiliations, at the end of election day we all bleed red, white and blue, and all good Americans want only the best for their country, so I think I can speak for everyone here in hoping next Tuesday is the fairest, most well-attended election we've ever had, and that it goes off without a hitch. Whoever wins, let's hope the next four years are ones of prosperity, unity, peace, and happiness for the United States and the world.

[AnubisVonMojo]

Whatever our political affiliations, at the end of election day we all bleed red, white and blue

You might wanna see a doctor about that. 

[Trevor]

Whatever our political affiliations, at the end of election day we all bleed red, white and blue

You might wanna see a doctor about that. 

[Rev. Powell]

I'd like to suggest that anyone who hasn't followed the candidates and their positions exercise their constitutional right to go have a beer or two instead of voting.  Voting is more a responsibility than a right.  A large voter turnout is not a good thing if the voters turning out are ignorant on the issues. 

[Captain Tars Tarkas]

So far there have been over 20 million votes casts in 30 states, here a breakdown so far:

http://elections.gmu.edu/early_vote_2008.html