Survival and Emergency Preparedness

Early voting started yesterday in Florida. We went today and cast our vote. It was busy but not off the chain. I attribute that to being mid-week, during work hours and it was pouring rain.

Felt good to cast our vote

now if the many get behind you and do the same !

I plan on going Friday morning.

tom mac wrote: ↑Wed Oct 21, 2020 9:11 am now if the many get behind you and do the same !

Took my niece to vote yesterday, she was very excited. She just got her citizenship earlier this year (she was an Israeli Detective before becoming a mommy). So this was her first time voting as a citizen.

Looking at Fox last night, the % of earlier voting around the country is well on pace to beat early voting in the last election cycle in a lot of states. I really think we'll see record turn out for the vote in every state.

We are planning on voting next week.

I went and voted yesterday. I timed it just perfect, the room was full with every spot having someone voting. They scanned my license, validated my info, then printed off my voting ballot. I was able to walk right over and get in a booth, vote, and as I was walking over to turn in my ballot looked at the entrance and they were lined out the door.

So it was perfect timing on my part.

Well, just a few hours away from the first election results. And the inevitable chaos...

My dad and I went this morning. In and out in under two minutes. So many voted early that the election day crowd was non-existent.
Of course, living in the country helps.
Watching store owners board up on the news now. They say they're " worried about violence no matter who wins", but only one side tends to burn and loot when they don't get their way.

I'm surprised this morning, not by the national election, that is where I thought it would be-undecided.

Our local elections, went strong to the Republicans and replaced lots of democrats beating out multiple incumbents.

still thinking Trump going to pull it off...