Looking forward to December. I hope.
- A significant predictor for the November elections – No horsing around for Romney. Heh.
- You vote where you eat – Post-Chick-fil-A, correlations between where people eat and how people vote.
- Romney once again attacks Obama for stuff he, himself, did – Sooner or later, someone’s going to have to ask the question: when was Governor Romney replaced by his evil twin?
- “I want every legal vote to count, but …” – GOP Senator Scott Brown doesn’t like the idea of actually encouraging, y’know, poor people to vote.
- Romney thinks it’s cool that all those public sector workers have been laid off – Because they were inefficient. Which I guess explains why the more “efficient” private sector hasn’t hired them on. Which I guess explains why unemployment remains high. Which I guess explains why Romney actually thinks it’s cool.
- Mistrust, or at least verify – Anyone still surprised that the Romney campaign will use an out-of-context snippet of Obama to charge him with something he didn’t say? Or that Drudge and Fox will then do the same?
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Voter Registration.
In the UK the council sends you a form once a year. You list everyone in the house who will be eligible on a certain date. You send the form back. You are registered. Come election time (any level) you get sent a card telling you which polling station to use. You don’t need ID, but taking the card helps. If you go to the wrong one voting there can often be facilitated.
That’s it.
Yes, just the sort of panty-waisted socialist freedom-hating solution I’d expect from you Brits, who don’t understand that True Liberty is only achieved by having a mish-mosh of local, county, state, and federal election laws that can be played with by partisans to their advantage. Now you know why you lost your Empire!
damn, forgot to subscribe
Damn, and there was I thinking it was a condition of Lend-Lease.