Re: The American Election
Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:15 am
Your exchange rates are well out of date. It's $1.58 to £1 at the moment.panic! wrote:If your income is £5,000 a year ($10,000 very approximately) because you work part time
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Your exchange rates are well out of date. It's $1.58 to £1 at the moment.panic! wrote:If your income is £5,000 a year ($10,000 very approximately) because you work part time
No. A state will only provide a few early voting sites -- maybe one per area. On election day there will be hundreds of voting sites.matthijs wrote:One thing I was wondering: in early voting you see very long waiting lines. People standing in line for hours to be able to vote. Is that the same on election day? Might have influence on how many people do vote, don't you think?
I heard that this was the case. Here in my state, we voted by mail, and we didn't have to wait until Election Day. That had to have been pretty annoying.matthijs wrote:One thing I was wondering: in early voting you see very long waiting lines. People standing in line for hours to be able to vote. Is that the same on election day? Might have influence on how many people do vote, don't you think?