So who on here is NOT voting in this election?

[OneTenthofOnePercent]

Don't be ashamed. Everybody can't always get to do something they want or should... sometimes that even means voting.
Possibly due to circumstances out of your control or even by choice, who is not voting this time around?

[Tigress DEM]

1. OK, If I'm dead tomorrow, I'm not voting.

MEANT to get the early ballot thing going, but am heading out at 6:45 to be there by 7am.

I AM VOTING TOMORROW.

[codjh9]

2. I wish I had a shirt that said "Proudly Voting Against Republicans Since 1976" (or maybe it was

1980) - but I never miss an election, except once in a great while, a local-only one.

[femmocrat]

4. Same here!

I have only missed two primaries since 1972. Never missed a general election!

[quinnox]

3. as the mob gathers round, ready for fresh meat

[awake]

5. I & my wife will not vote for Obama tomorrow

because we already voted for him weeks ago.

[russspeakeasy]

6. If I died 5 days ago, I would not vote.

[SunsetDreams]

7. Hmm... I already voted

I guess I don't understand the purpose of this thread though.

[surrealAmerican]

8. There are, of course, people on this board who can't vote...

... some are not citizens, some are not yet old enough, some are otherwise ineligible.

I'm glad I'm not one of them; I'm voting.

[RedCloud]

9. OK. All right I'm not voting tomorrow and here's why...

I already did!

[tavernier]

10. Is there anyone here who doesn't have transportation

or have other problems keeping you from voting? Perhaps we can help. Speak up!

[dinger130]

11. My Husband

He was/is a Repub....whatever. Almost 30 years of marriage and he's very quiet.

Hee Hee.

[TrogL]

12. I live in Canada

[aletier_v]

13. I haven't voted since 1994.

I'm technically a resident of Washington,
so I don't feel much need to vote.

I did donate over $1K to various campaigns, though,
and I figure that's better than a single vote.

[tavernier]

14. You make a good point ...

However, my reason for voting is not because I think it will make a difference in the elections. It's because casting my vote is truly the one patriotic thing I do in my life. It is perhaps the only time and way that I can thank the people who gave their lives to allow me this freedom and privilege. When I enter the voting booth, I give this act as much respect and reverence as if I was at that moment standing on hallowed ground.

I mentioned once in another post that I take care of a blind patient. I filled out her early ballot per her instructions, completely opposite of how I would have voted, and then delivered it to the post office on my way home. I would never, ever dream of sabotaging another person's vote. Voter fraud and/or voter suppression, in my mind, is beyond a breaking of our laws... it is a mortal sin.

Ok, end of rant. I just felt that this was a good day to express this opinion. Thanks for listening.

[Lucy Goosey]

15. I'm Canadian, so I have a pretty good excuse.