Hillary won more votes for President

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  • mrussel1
    mrussel1 Posts: 30,887
    Here in Virginia, lines are long but they are moving. It will take 40 minutes which isn't the end of the world.
  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    bootlegger10 said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    A friend of mine in a nice suburb waited 70 minutes. I doubt there is much Republocan influence in Philadelphia. That is funny.
    When states reduce polling locations it isn't rural voters who suffer.
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  • MayDay10
    MayDay10 Posts: 11,856
    Couldnt do it. couldnt vote for her. Ended up with Stein.
  • Cliffy6745
    Cliffy6745 Posts: 34,030
    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    While I generally completely agree with this, I don't necessarily agree with this in this case as I am not aware of any polling stations closing or them lumping numerous districts together of late, in my area at least

  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    Cliffy6745 said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    While I generally completely agree with this, I don't necessarily agree with this in this case as I am not aware of any polling stations closing or them lumping numerous districts together of late, in my area at least

    I read recently about a ton of polling place closures and consolidations, but I don't recall PA being on the list. I meant it more generally.
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  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,260
    edited November 2016
    Trump/Pence - 28,000 people in Michigan at midnight

    Hillary/President/First Lady/Bill Clinton/Springsteen/Bon Jovi - 33,000 in the middle of Philadelphia at 7pm

    It is amazing the crowds that Trump is able to get to just listen to him talk.
  • dignin
    dignin Posts: 9,478
    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    While I generally completely agree with this, I don't necessarily agree with this in this case as I am not aware of any polling stations closing or them lumping numerous districts together of late, in my area at least

    I read recently about a ton of polling place closures and consolidations, but I don't recall PA being on the list. I meant it more generally.
    North Carolina.
  • Cliffy6745
    Cliffy6745 Posts: 34,030
    bootlegger10 said:

    Trump/Pence - 28,000 people in Michigan at midnight

    Hillary/President/First Lady/Bill Clinton/Springsteen/Bon Jovi - 33,000 in the middle of Philadelphia at 7pm

    It is amazing the crowds that Trump is able to get to just listen to him talk.

    And a good 33k more than weren't able to get in.
  • Kat
    Kat Posts: 4,968
    The Dixville Notch vote at midnight is always interesting. I didn't think it would go this way but here's the results.
    http://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2016/11/08/dixville-notch-votes-for-n2242721
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  • OnWis97
    OnWis97 St. Paul, MN Posts: 5,617
    bootlegger10 said:

    Trump/Pence - 28,000 people in Michigan at midnight

    Hillary/President/First Lady/Bill Clinton/Springsteen/Bon Jovi - 33,000 in the middle of Philadelphia at 7pm

    It is amazing the crowds that Trump is able to get to just listen to him talk.

    He's really bringing him out...some people are going to be in for a rude awakening. He's going to win; in a landslide.
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  • ledvedderman
    ledvedderman Posts: 7,762
    OnWis97 said:

    bootlegger10 said:

    Trump/Pence - 28,000 people in Michigan at midnight

    Hillary/President/First Lady/Bill Clinton/Springsteen/Bon Jovi - 33,000 in the middle of Philadelphia at 7pm

    It is amazing the crowds that Trump is able to get to just listen to him talk.

    He's really bringing him out...some people are going to be in for a rude awakening. He's going to win; in a landslide.
    No. He's not. Can he win? Yeah, but it will be tough. Can he win in a landslide? Abso-fucking-lutely not...
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  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    Yeah, a rude awakening if you think Trump can swing a landslide victory!
    Will you come back to eat crow if you prediction fails or will you pretend it never happened.
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  • Kat
    Kat Posts: 4,968
    Salute to Suffragettes! :)

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  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,601
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  • what dreams
    what dreams Posts: 1,761
    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    People wait in longer lines to get on rides in Disney World. I LOVE IT that lines are long for voting. Yay for democracy!

    I volunteered at my precinct for the 5-7 AM shift. It was 33 degrees out, and not a single person left because of a 25-minute wait in line or the cold.

    Voting is EASY.
  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    what dreams said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    People wait in longer lines to get on rides in Disney World. I LOVE IT that lines are long for voting. Yay for democracy!

    I volunteered at my precinct for the 5-7 AM shift. It was 33 degrees out, and not a single person left because of a 25-minute wait in line or the cold.

    Voting is EASY.
    Disney World isn't a right, it's a privilege!
    Voting should be easy and shouldn't require standing in the cold at all. If the parties want to spend billions on tv ads, they should be required to contribute a percentage to an election board that facilitates voting access.
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  • pjalive21
    pjalive21 St. Louis, MO Posts: 2,818
    reports of voting irregularities here already and people calling them out on it...lines like they have never seen...this is nuts today
    rgambs said:

    what dreams said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    People wait in longer lines to get on rides in Disney World. I LOVE IT that lines are long for voting. Yay for democracy!

    I volunteered at my precinct for the 5-7 AM shift. It was 33 degrees out, and not a single person left because of a 25-minute wait in line or the cold.

    Voting is EASY.
    Disney World isn't a right, it's a privilege!
    Voting should be easy and shouldn't require standing in the cold at all. If the parties want to spend billions on tv ads, they should be required to contribute a percentage to an election board that facilitates voting access.
    wow...did i just agree 100% with you on something
  • jeffbr
    jeffbr Seattle Posts: 7,177
    rgambs said:

    what dreams said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    People wait in longer lines to get on rides in Disney World. I LOVE IT that lines are long for voting. Yay for democracy!

    I volunteered at my precinct for the 5-7 AM shift. It was 33 degrees out, and not a single person left because of a 25-minute wait in line or the cold.

    Voting is EASY.
    Disney World isn't a right, it's a privilege!
    Voting should be easy and shouldn't require standing in the cold at all. If the parties want to spend billions on tv ads, they should be required to contribute a percentage to an election board that facilitates voting access.
    I live in an all mail-in ballot state. No lines! All voters get their ballots mailed to them. I took a few evenings, went through the ballot slowly and carefully, and then just dropped it in a collection box. It can also just be dropped in your mailbox. No lines. No weather. No transportation issues. Easy!
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  • what dreams
    what dreams Posts: 1,761
    rgambs said:

    what dreams said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    People wait in longer lines to get on rides in Disney World. I LOVE IT that lines are long for voting. Yay for democracy!

    I volunteered at my precinct for the 5-7 AM shift. It was 33 degrees out, and not a single person left because of a 25-minute wait in line or the cold.

    Voting is EASY.
    Disney World isn't a right, it's a privilege!
    Voting should be easy and shouldn't require standing in the cold at all. If the parties want to spend billions on tv ads, they should be required to contribute a percentage to an election board that facilitates voting access.
    Yes, I understand the difference between a right and and a privilege -- which is exactly why I will stand in a line all day long to exercise my rights. I'll never spend a minute in a line at Disney World.

    The people I know who didn't want to or couldn't stand in a line either voted early or voted absentee. In other words -- they also prioritized the exercising of their rights and made it happen.

    People need to get a grip. It's a line. It’s visible evidence that we are a freedom-loving people willing to wait our turn in a public gathering space to exercise our right.

    Let me repeat: Voting is EASY.
  • rgambs
    rgambs Posts: 13,576
    what dreams said:

    rgambs said:

    what dreams said:

    rgambs said:

    Cliffy6745 said:

    My polling place had a line a block and a half long at 8 am. Have voted there for 8 years and have never seen it like that. My sister in a nearby neighborhood waited a half hour. Saw numerous long lines throughout the city on my bike on the way into work. I will be leaving work early to vote, wasn't waiting in that line.

    If Trump was banking on low turnout or enthusiasm in Philly, it would seem he was sadly mistaken.

    There should never be lines like that to vote, it's a fucking shame.
    If you think long lines in inner cities has nothing to do with voter suppression of democrats you are a damn fool.
    People wait in longer lines to get on rides in Disney World. I LOVE IT that lines are long for voting. Yay for democracy!

    I volunteered at my precinct for the 5-7 AM shift. It was 33 degrees out, and not a single person left because of a 25-minute wait in line or the cold.

    Voting is EASY.
    Disney World isn't a right, it's a privilege!
    Voting should be easy and shouldn't require standing in the cold at all. If the parties want to spend billions on tv ads, they should be required to contribute a percentage to an election board that facilitates voting access.
    Yes, I understand the difference between a right and and a privilege -- which is exactly why I will stand in a line all day long to exercise my rights. I'll never spend a minute in a line at Disney World.

    The people I know who didn't want to or couldn't stand in a line either voted early or voted absentee. In other words -- they also prioritized the exercising of their rights and made it happen.

    People need to get a grip. It's a line. It’s visible evidence that we are a freedom-loving people willing to wait our turn in a public gathering space to exercise our right.

    Let me repeat: Voting is EASY.
    I don't understand why you won't accept that it could be better.
    Monkey Driven, Call this Living?
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