Anonymous #1 15h

Yeah i voted this afternoon its ones civic duty to vote

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Anonymous OP 15h

Thanks for voting!

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Anonymous #3 10h

Thank you for voting! Every vote matters

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Anonymous #4 10h

Didn’t change my address to my college in time rip

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Anonymous #5 10h

Ok well there is a difference between “I legally wasn’t allowed because xyz” and “I just didn’t feel like it” or “both are bad so I’m not voting at all” lol. But be sure to be quicker about that in the future, elections are extremely important and Americans have taken them for granted for too long

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Anonymous #4 10h

True

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Anonymous #4 6h

Every election in my district is a clear win for the side I want anyway

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Anonymous #5 4h

you can register to vote same day

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Anonymous #2 3h

Like actually. "But my vote doesn't matter", buddy, look at the some of the districts in Florida rn, or the damn Senate race in Mississippi, one of the firmest red states in the country, yet currently one of the closest elections I've seen in my life. Sure, your single vote doesn't matter... until it completely matters.

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Anonymous #6 3h

Events like this is why I've been taking advantage of early voting in recent years tbh

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Anonymous #8 3h

Tbh I'm not sure if this is the case in every state, someone correct me if I'm wrong though.

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Anonymous #4 16m

Cry more, you’ve fell for the elites trap

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Anonymous #2 15m

Why? No matter who’s in office they’re all being controlled by the same people

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