I personally think that telling people to "just vote" is wrong.
People should not be voting for the candidates if they know little about them.
I think it's more important to research the candidates and then only vote on the ones you have researched.
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I personally think that telling people to "just vote" is wrong.
People should not be voting for the candidates if they know little about them.
I think it's more important to research the candidates and then only vote on the ones you have researched.
A voter guide for the 100 million who are not planning to vote...
https://thehill.com/opinion/campaig...-the-100-million-who-are-not-planning-to-vote
https://thehill.com/opinion/campaig...-the-100-million-who-are-not-planning-to-vote
I hope I am wrong but I'll make this short.
Republicans keep the Senate and House.
Can’t wait for Tuesday.
I moved to a swing state last year and I’m very excited to vote straight R!
Go GOP!
I moved to a swing state last year and I’m very excited to vote straight R!
Go GOP!
That's because they are smart and realize the Democrats want to hold them back.
Historically one or both houses of Congress changes side during midterm elections. The Senate is likely to stay Red but he House is likely to turn Blue. It's not about being facetious, simply going off historic results as well as current polls showing so.
I do hope people vote. It’s my opinion that Republicans offer no solutions to any real problems faced by Americans. On health care, retirement security, access to and affordability of higher education, child care, maternity leave, teacher pay, worker’s rights, wages, women’s rights, civil rights, and the environment, Republicans have failed or refused to offer solutions which help normal people every day. Time will tell. I’m voting on Tuesday.
Those are mainly red states listed so it makes sense Republican turnout is higher then Dems but it's also lower then 2014 and up for Dems.
There wasn't a US election in 2015...Perhaps 3 years ago. Not so much these days, IMO.
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Republicans don't traditionally participate much in early voting.
You should probably have some idea what you are talking about before opening your mouth.
The President is not up for re-election.
I love it when I catch a fish in here.
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You should probably work on your grammar.
And not voting does that even moreso. If you don’t like a thing, and you only get one opportunity to change it, spending your opportunity sitting on your couch and staring out the window does nothing but allow that thing to continue.
Congressman and Senator are not supposed to be lifetime positions.
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I'd take it bit more detailed.. give me the news but source it with all relevant, no strike that, associated sources, so i can make my determination which news is most valid to me.
The fact you spend your time on an Apple web site attempting to “catch fish” or whatever says a lot about you. All I need to know, in fact.