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mucholderthandirt

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9. Yes, but it's all city offices, which I can't vote for as I live in the county. This happens often.

Sun Nov 2, 2025, 10:33 AM

Nov 2

It's the only time I'm not out to vote. Haven't otherwise missed elections since Reagan v Mondale. And wasn't that a disappointing election. As usual, the Dem got sh*t on, and no one really tried to counter it. Not that I really liked Mondale, but he was much better than Reagan.

That was also the election where I schooled my then-husband about how I was going to vote and he had no say in the matter. We still had those huge booths with the curtain and the levers. Had to wait hours to get our turn.

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