Method of voting?

Of course everybody voted today, but out of curiousity where and how did you vote?

Was it old fashioned voting booth? Electronic touch pad? Punch card? Fill in the circle with a #2 pencil?

Me? Suburban Philadelphia, old fashioned curtain and lever voting booth.

Sacramento, CA district 5 was a fill in the circle with a #2 pencil style. No curtains or anything, just tiny folding desks.

New Jersey - Electronic push-button machine.

Seattle- fill in the little bubble next to the name , run to the post office hand to person working.

Queens, NYC: Pull the red lever to the right, turn the little knob counterclockwise next to your choice, pull the lever back to the left.

It was cool. Like a time machine.

I don't know what it was except for fun!

[Edited on Nov 02, 2004 by Kimmie]

electronic.

That'd be the old-fashioned voting booth ... and it is kind of fun, isn't it?

fill in circle black marker dump in electronic machine get sticker on way out

Southwest Michigan - fill in the bubbles with a black marker and put scantron into scanning machine - receive sticker - exit stage left

Ward 5. church parish hall, paper ballot. magnetic ink felt-tip pen. Almost forgot, in a booth.

[Edited on Nov 02, 2004 by Newell]

We had those electronic things, which scares me more than when we had punch cards. At least then we had a record of how people fucked up.

La Crosse, WI. Connect the ends of an arrow with a black marker. Put in electronic paper earting machine. Get sticker. Or 3.

Scranton, PA: proud to be old school knobs and levers

well i ducked inside the curtain grabbed a hold of the 'ol lever with both hands and jerked it hard, then i reached up and flicked the switches till they were poking out, finally i grabbed a hold of the stick again an yanked er once more for good measure... smiled at the woman on the way out.

San Francisco, CA District 12: Connect the arrows.

temporary "booths" that were basically cardboard boxes on folding chairs. privacy on the honor system. fill in this huge-ass box with a completely normal ball-point pen. drop paper into locked box. no stickers.

Good ol' Diebold electronic

Silver Spring, Montgomery County, MD

I think there were more EJ Pipkin for Senate signs outside then he got votes.

I voted at the local library.

I'm not sure what the "old fashioned method" is but I voted using a marker to connect the arrows...or something.

i think my chads were hanging.

NH: Paper ballot, fill in circle with black marker, put in machine, leave.

Don't even say that to joke, especially where you're at

over 90% of Ohio uses the punch cards that caused so much trouble in Florida...

and that's what I used

I thought the title on this thread was "Method of vomiting?", and I was curious as to where you were gonna go with that, but I get here and its another election thread. I cant wait till we get back to the good old SG topics like: "Should I Shave My Pubic Hair?"

absentee ballot