Originally Posted by
airmaxlows
so i was not going to vote because i did not feel well enough informed... but in the past few days/weeks i have done a lot of reading about the presedential candidates and the local candidates/ballot questions in my area. by today, i felt confident to go in and make an educated vote..
but yo, my spot opened at 7 and i got there about 830... MAD people... voted at BU in boston so i was stuck there with mad bu kids, just straight up TONS of heads... it took me 2-3 hours... [jada] ridic[/jada]
at the turn out though...
im proud of people though, including myself.. i never would have expected myself to be disciplined enough to wait that long... i just thought about how disappointed i would be if i left... woulda been sitting at home later on after work watching the results come in on tv straight salted that i wasnt a part of it... all in all, it was definitely a good experience... it was my first time voting and im 25. skipped last time, but this time i felt i had to do work....voting is the least we can do, yall... to me, the act of voting may be just as important as who you vote for or who gets elected.