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New Hampshire Residents-Vote for President 2008 starting @ Midnight

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Rez4frederick
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Well, apparently, my other thread got deleted.  This is just a heads up that you need to get your ass down to the polls and vote starting at 12 Midnight tonight if you live in New Hampshire.  This is IMPORTANT SHIT HERE. 

I honestly suggest you think long and hard about who you vote for please.  This is your and my and our families future at stake here. 

I recommend voting for Ron Paul but as long as you get your ass down and vote, I dont care in the end. 
Jan 7 2008 10:34PM
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Elijah.
Posts: 9322 - Karma: 76

Obizzle fo shizzle.

Jan 7 2008 10:43PM
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Alex_G
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^^This man knows what he is talking about. OBAMA 08.
Jan 8 2008 12:24AM
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skifree919
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I go to school in New hampshire, but im from NJ. Can i vote? I gotta straighten this out. For the record i live in NH at the moment in my dorm
Jan 8 2008 12:49AM
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Alex_G
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As long as you registered I would imagine it's ok. You could go to the booths and see what they say.

Jan 8 2008 1:09AM
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anti_bunk
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if anybody saw ron paul on leno he was awesome.  there is not another man who has a better voting record or a better understanding of what the role of government and the president should be.
Jan 8 2008 1:41AM
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eheath
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Just primaries right? Pretty sure the actual vote isn't until november.
Jan 8 2008 1:50AM
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StevenSegal
Posts: 1716 - Karma: 16
yes that is correct but primaries decide whogets sponsored?endorsed by which party... HUGE vote

GO Ron Paul
Jan 8 2008 2:30AM
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crazyfuck
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i was about to point that out...  "dude, i just got sponsored by the Dems to run for the PRESIDENT... yeah, dude, it's sick- i got sponsored... by the Democrats, dude... sponsored..."
Jan 8 2008 3:03AM
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anna*
Posts: 1701 - Karma: 10
KEVIN 07 rolled off the tongue so much better.

completely irrelevant to this thread, but still.



Jan 8 2008 6:12AM
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jimmychung
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i'm at school in MA and can't get back home to vote, and i missed out on grabbing an absentee ballot, fuck.
and fuck iowa for having their caucus before our primary.
Jan 8 2008 9:12AM
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yellav
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i put in an absentee ballot before i left and i live in ct so as long as you register and don't vote twice you should be able to
Jan 8 2008 9:28AM
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Sufferboy
Posts: 4241 - Karma: 122
Ralph Wiggum 08
Jan 8 2008 11:13AM
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Quinny
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The polls, though as meaningless as they are, currently put Romney slightly ahead of McCain and Obama slightly ahead of Clinton.
Jan 8 2008 12:27PM
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skifree919
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If anybody was interested, I was able to register as a voter in NH at the polls in about 5 minutes. It was super easy, they let you just put down your dorm address. Get out and vote!
Jan 8 2008 4:28PM
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jimmychung
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i'm ashamed to be from the state of NH, i was hoping we wouldn't be gay but we were.
Jan 8 2008 10:48PM
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Quinny
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Results after roughly 96% of the precincts reporting:

Republicans:
1. McCain - 37.19%
2. Romney - 31.62%
3. Huckabee - 11.16
4. Giuliani - 8.59%
5. Paul - 7.64%
6. Thompson - 1.2%
7. Hunter - 0.51%

Democrats:
1. Clinton - 39.16%
2. Obama - 36.44%
3. Edwards - 16.93%
4. Richardson - 4.6%
5. Kucinich - 1.36%
6. Gravel - 0.14%
Jan 9 2008 2:05AM
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RudyGarmisch
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I still think Kucinich could pull this off. NOT.

Also, I think I realized tonight through "A Daily Show" and Colbert that neo-conservative is really just a platform for republicans that realize "hey, our previous candidate sucked, lets go against him now and call ourselves something else".
Jan 9 2008 3:35AM
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Calb3rt
Posts: 6005 - Karma: 2,203
those shows were hilarious tonight.
Jan 9 2008 4:52AM
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bangarangmules
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is it true that if i am 17 now, but will be 18 before the actual vote this fall i can vote in the primaries? someone told me this, but im not sure
Jan 9 2008 7:19AM
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