Are you going to go vote today?

[Cruiseman]

Or, perhaps you voted early. When you vote, consider which candidates support our ride to ride. The AMA has a web page that talks about how to vote like a motorcyclist.

Not that anyone should vote on a single issue, but it is something to consider: http://www.americanmotorcyclist.com/...eAMotorcyclist

For me personally, I look for a candidate who believes in individual freedom and smaller government (I know, a pipe dream).

[alphadog]

I voted last week. I choose wisely, but we have Crook Country that largely controls what happens in Illinois.

[bullyboy]

Most definitely. Want to try to push our GA Senate race not to require a runoff...

[Grandpa1]

My wife and I were among the first to vote on early voting day.

[HBarlow]

I voted the first morning of early voting. I normally only vote for Rs but made an exception to vote against our very own RINO, John Cornyn. I emailed him a year or so ago when he voted for the budget deal which enabled nobama-nocare to be funded to tell him I don't vote for RINOs and will never vote for him again. He's another insider phony who votes with the DC establishment for self-promotion. Of course he will win. If it had been a close race with a communist I would have held my nose, closed my eyes, and voted for the RINO.

[JerseyDevil]

Voted on my way to work this morning.

[flyerq68]

You betcha, most of the time in California I am just wasting my time, vastly out numbered here, but I still always vote. (It allows me to complain)

[on the road]

I just returned from voting.
I was in line behind an elderly man who proudly told me he just drove forty miles to cast his votes for "anyone other a democrat".
After we had both finished voting and were walking back to our cars, I told him "And I only needed to drive two miles to cancel your votes".

[flyerq68]

I just returned from voting.
I was in line behind an elderly man who proudly told me he just drove forty miles to cast his votes for "anyone other a democrat".
After we had both finished voting and were walking back to our cars, I told him "And I only needed to drive two miles to cancel your votes".

Perhaps he would be just as happy to know he traveled forty miles to cancel yours. I know it would be worth it to me.

[on the road]

Perhaps he would be just as happy to know he traveled forty miles to cancel yours. I know it would be worth it to me.

And that's how the system works.

[fastfred]

We voted early....by mail.

[HBarlow]

Dumocrap votes don't even count at the state level in my beloved state of Texas. That is one of the many reasons I love Texas.

[jmohme]

I just did.

[micky]

me too, twice and goin' for #3 before polls close downtown, just tryin' to make up for times I didn't vote,

[hparsons]

I just returned from voting.
I was in line behind an elderly man who proudly told me he just drove forty miles to cast his votes for "anyone other a democrat".
After we had both finished voting and were walking back to our cars, I told him "And I only needed to drive two miles to cancel your votes".

Why am I skeptical of this story? Very few polling places are 40 miles away from where the voter lives.

If it's true though, good for him!

[Wheels]

Mr. Parsons, out in the rural "mid-west" it is possible that a farmer might just have a need to drive 40 miles to cancel out anything our wayward Mod on-the-road would do, and I bet if asked, that same farmer would tell you that he would have walked 80 miles through the corn fields to do it again.

[hparsons]

Dumocrap votes don't even count at the state level in my beloved state of Texas. That is one of the many reasons I love Texas.

Wait.... you mean you didn't vote for Windy Davis?

[HBarlow]

No, certainly not me. I think it was about a hundred wackos in Austin that were going to vote for the abortion queen.

[hparsons]

I saw a funny comment on Twitter "Millions of voters disappointed at Wendy Davis' potential loss. Fortunately, they're not from Texas"

[HBarlow]

You and I knew she had no chance whatsoever the day she announced. She's been good for entertainment though and keeps the dumocraps thinking they're in the game.

[wingleader09]

Yes sir! I voted about an hour ago!

[pearlblue1800]

I just returned from voting.
I was in line behind an elderly man who proudly told me he just drove forty miles to cast his votes for "anyone other a democrat".
After we had both finished voting and were walking back to our cars, I told him "And I only needed to drive two miles to cancel your votes".

When ever possible I vote. In this instance I had the opportunity to do so early. Cancelling out one vote just as OTR did.

[SteelTraveler]

Gas prices under $3. Unemployment under 6%. Stock market breaking new records everyday.

No wonder Democrats are so unpopular.

[HBarlow]

Gas prices under $3. Unemployment under 6%. Stock market breaking new records everyday.

No wonder Democrats are so unpopular.

Please explain how dumocraps created those three statistics.

[Lone Ranger]

I voted. I will drag wife and rest of family to vote later. Vote every election.