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50 Shades Of Blue

(10,787 posts)
1. I voted by mail and accidentally recycled mine - forgot to peel it off the guide that came with my ballot.
Thu Oct 24, 2024, 12:46 PM
3 hrs ago

Iwasthere

(3,340 posts)
2. That's an Awesome sticker!
Thu Oct 24, 2024, 12:46 PM
3 hrs ago

I wish. Would love a good I Voted sticker, But we are in Oregon, vote by mail.

hlthe2b

(105,772 posts)
9. Mail ballot returned by secured drop box but this is the contest prize winning sticker for CO this year:
Thu Oct 24, 2024, 01:02 PM
3 hrs ago

(A 9th grader's creation depicting Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs... Kudos)

https://www.cpr.org/cdn-cgi/image/width=3840,quality=75,format=auto/

hlthe2b

(105,772 posts)
18. Yeah. They also had a contest to design the new license plate specific to the 150th anniversary:
Thu Oct 24, 2024, 01:13 PM
3 hrs ago

I loved it, but decided to stick with my favorite classic plate (green mountains with white snowcaps because too many numbers obscure the design of the one below created by the young female winner of the under-13 age category).

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niyad

(118,969 posts)
17. I cannot post, but ours was exceedingly blahhhh, a pencil-drawn "I voted".
Thu Oct 24, 2024, 01:12 PM
3 hrs ago

But I have a little "V" pin from Penzey's that I stuck into it.

UTUSN

(72,175 posts)
19. Here 'tis, with narrative:
Thu Oct 24, 2024, 01:44 PM
2 hrs ago

So, I've got decals on my rear window of the vehicle: USN, Vietnam, Vote Democratic. Driving into the parking lot, I locked eyes onto a monster RED pickup with two Drumpf flags on the back. It was parked backed-in, such that the driver would have to see whatever was parked next to it. I didn't take a lick to decide where I was going to park - next to it, head-to-toe, natch. When I was through voting the Drumpfster was gone, so he (it *would* be a "he" ) must have seen it. My Navy/Viet decals ensure they won't bash in the window.

If it ain't obvious, I enjoy sticking it to them, as minor and futile as it is. I always wear my Navy ball cap anyway, but when voting it is an indispensable item, plus to protest the wingnut voting restrictions my *passport*. At the Primaries, where the Parties are segregated, I mutter under my breath in the general direction of the Repukes, "Because I feel I'm in a foreign country."

There was a smallish queue and the milling around exiting ones, mostly either scowling or zealously determined - sure signs of Drumpfsters.






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