I’m not going to tell you how to vote. You can make your own decisions.
I’m not going to tell you how important this Election Day is. I think you understand.
There’s a lot at stake today – on a local, state and national level.
What on my mind today? Marriage equality. A key seat in the Senate. The presidency.
Take some time to educate yourself on the issues, if you haven’t already.
Vote for what you believe in.
Just vote.
Many polls are open until 7 or 8pm.
And bring your kids with you if you can. They should know how important Election Day is. (Plus, they’ll get an “I voted” sticker at the end.)
Be bold. Be heard.
What’s on your mind today?
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We always go as a family to vote. I want to teach my kids the greatest freedom of this country! We make it a big deal around here…
That’s awesome, Chris. I took my boys with me and explained the entire process. It was fun!
You are correct. There is a lot at stake today for women, for families and for our finances. I hope that we all understand this. I was lucky enough to vote early. 🙂
I thought about voting early, but I decided to wait and go with the crowds. It was fun!
We’re just getting ready to go pick up my mom and go vote now, we usually wait until the afternoon.Voting in my opinion is serious business. I don’t think I’ve ever in my 50 plus years ever miss any election. local or national.
That’s awesome, Jen. I also try to vote in every single election, no matter how small!
I voted today first thing! Thanks for the post of encouragement!
You’re welcome, Ilene. Glad to have you back online! 🙂
Love this – thanks for putting this post out there. My husband and I always say you can’t complain if you don’t vote. That said, I voted first thing this morning after dropping my Youngest off at daycare.
Good job, Cynthia! I agree. No complaining if you don’t vote.
Yay!!! I’m so glad we didn’t take 75,000 steps backward yesterday. PHEW. Now, we go forward!
Yes!