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No matter your political persuasion, VOTE. My grandmother, along with many of your grandmas, were born into a USA in which they had limited rights. My grandma did not gain the right to vote till she was 30 yrs old in 1920. Our ancestors worked hard and lost a lot to gain our right to vote and have a say in our government and run for office.

I know if you travel a lot, it is not a high priority. But it is very easy to get an absentee ballot by mail. Honor our grandmothers and ourselves by voting. Don't loose our collective "VOICE"

VOTE! VOTE! VOTE!!

I second that!!

Ditto

Yes!!!

I used to make my students write a "how to" essay in election years. Not a political paper; just the nuts-and-bolts of how to go to your precinct, identify yourself, and cast a ballot. First-years are usually voting for the first time, and the procedure often isn't clear to them. I liked giving them that little nudge.

Louise

Thanks for the reminder Red. Already mailed in my ballot!! Not traveling but like the absentee option. VOTE VOTE VOTE

Linda

Good for you Louise. You'd be surprised how many people don't know how to go about registering to vote and then actually voting. I took my kids into the voting booth with me. When they voted their first time we celebrated. I started giving them little treats if they gave me their receipt that proved they voted. 2 of them still send me their receipts