For Those Who Can, Do You Vote ?

[SlowwHand]

Another easy question.

[Japher]

Of course, if you don't vote than you can't complain about anything... I usually vote, then won't tell anyone how I voted until I find out if it a)passed and b) did any good. THat way I am always right

[Dauphin]

Yes, when it matters I do, but I did not vote in this poll.

[PLATO]

I always vote without exception.

As a side note...Even though it is secret who you voted for, politicians have access to who actually voted. Something to keep in mind next time you contact city hall.

[BeBMan]

Originally posted by Japher
Of course, if you don't vote than you can't complain about anything... I usually vote, then won't tell anyone how I voted until I find out if it a)passed and b) did any good. THat way I am always right

I usually vote, then I complain (=whine) that the majority voted wrong....

No, seriously, I vote in most elections I can, not because I believe the politicians, mainly because I think it is my duty. If nobody voted, our democracies would go downhill fast....

[Paul Hanson]

I make a point of voting in all elections that I deem important. This excludes things like student union elections.

[Boris Godunov]

I've voted in every election for which I've been eligible, even piddly local ones.

[MRT144]

i always vote!

[Shi Huangdi]

Another voter here

[Ming]

I vote at all levels. The local elections are the most important for me. Very few people vote on the city level, and they can have the most impact on my day to day life. Plus, your vote means a heck of alot more when only a few thousand people are voting. When they run at the same time as the national/state elections, that's a different story... but when all the voting is just for the city, most people don't bother to vote.

[SlowwHand]

And then they cry over pot-holes.

I'll vote on anything.
The ultimate chance to give my opinion.

[Ming]

Yeah... My neighbor was whining about some new thing and I asked him if he had voted in the last city election... of course he said no. The vote on the "new thing" he was talking about passed by only 10 votes

[Bereta_Eder]

Where's elections, you'll propably find me there voting, except if it is too early in the morning but it usually is from sunrise to sunset.

[FrustratedPoet]

I vote.

Why would anyone not vote?

Except those stupid student union elections, of course, because those are of no consequence whatsoever. Why should I vote for some polo-neck wearing geek who only wants to be Union President because he's too stupid to do post-graduate studies and only wants to hang around campus for another year because he thinks if he can enlarge his pseudo-penis with mock power then he might get some naive fresher to pop his cherry?

[rah]

I'll try to vote in every one, but occasionally I will get distracted at work and miss one. Rarely, but it happens.