wow, whats happening.. record turnouts everywhere

[meow mix]

its a flood of voting!!!


Turnout may set primary record
Tight races, early election energize California's voters.
http://www.sacbee.com/111/story/687532.html


Long lines, not enough machines spark complaints
Attorneys fan out when problems arise at polls
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/2008/02/05/pollpolice_0206.html


"Turnout strong for Massachusetts primary"
WBZ Boston - Massachusetts voters are flocking to the polls for the Super Tuesaday presidential primary.

ect ect

[Bucky]

1. People are energized. People are enerjazzed.

Democracy is coming to the USA

[HughMoran]

2. Bush happened

It finally sunk it with the average dolt what was happening to their country.

[wordpix]

3. yeah! We're all gearing up for a new day without King Gorge & Dickhead. They will

spend the rest of their days in court fighting lawsuits, and hopefully in jail.

[Iwasthere]

5. Not if they stay in office...

With all the shit they have done over the last 7 years (sooooooooooooo many crimes) they know their only hope is to stay in, they are exploring ALL avenues to do just that I think.

[meow mix]

6. thats what great about people voting!!

it effectivly removes those avenues i bet the pubs are shaking from fear right now hah :D

[BonnieJW]

10. You wish.

They will retire to Crawford for a while and then when too many people start snooping around, they'll head for Paraguay. They won't spend a minute in court, jail, or even worrying about it.

[AlCzervik]

4. today is a big step in removing disease from all in the house.

[hisownpetard]

9. Booyakashah!

[Doctor_J]

7. "Attorneys fan out when problems arise"

jumpy people with firearms would be more effective, IMO. A group of such people in Dade county in December 2000 might have spared us 8 years of misery.

[kestrel91316]

8. Now if people will just turn out like this in NOVEMBER!!!!!

[meow mix]

11. "Early voter turnout has officials optimistic"

http://www.pantagraph.com/articles/2008/02/05/news/doc47a7db13783cf407764167.txt

County officials had predicted between 25 and 45 percent turnout for Super Tuesday, but some were seeing early numbers and boosting their expectations.

“It would be wonderful for us to get a 40 to 50 percent turnout,” said Char Stanford, executive director of the Bloomington Election Commission, at about 10:30 a.m today. She previously said she expected only the typical 30 percent turnout.

[Shine]

12. People want change, it's just that simple

:woohoo: