How many DHPers are registered to Vote?

[Drill Sgt]

I am, so is my Wife and daughther.

[Jamie 3:26]

Me..I couldn't wait to register to vote when I turned 18.

[Long Island Head]

:usa:

[Alanda Marquette from DiscoLadyLand]

ME!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Perql8r]

:thumbsup:

[dYsKo]

Registered, and I have voted in every election for the past 13 years (primary, full, judges, fraternity, American Idol, Dancing with the Stars...)

[Drill Sgt]

Okay, I was with you up till dancing with the stars...:-)

[The Crazy Life That Is Alarick T]

:thumbsup:

[Big Ken]

:acclaim:

[Sensei Melei]

Been registered for years. Coming from a politically connected family, my mom & dad didn't play that "I ain't registering to vote..."

[djdub63]

:thumbsup:

[Moksha]

never have, never will

[BrazenMuse]

Me..I couldn't wait to register to vote when I turned 18.
you and me both. always active politically. it is a PARTICIPATORY democracy...and quiet as it's kept, the entire project of free public education started as a drive to be sure there was an informed electorate...I think we often forget that in the drive to produce workers...they need to be well rounded in history and civics, school is very very political.

[Angeet654]

Always have since 18 years old, because I believe if you don't vote then you can't complain.

[Armento]

question... if i got my pamphlets in the mail does that mean i'm registered?

[Edith A. Giles]

ME!!!!

That was the first thing I did when I turned 18,
and have been voting ever since.

[Angeet654]

question... if i got my pamphlets in the mail does that mean i'm registered?

No! You should have a voters registration card. Candidates can get your name from other sources such as labor unions to send you literature.

[Armento]

I'm just going to skip the vote.. Obama is going to win anyway

[Sal Paradise]

I'm just going to skip the vote.. Obama is going to win anyway

Didn't you get banned?

:wtf:

[Angeet654]

I'm just going to skip the vote.. Obama is going to win anyway

not taking this bait. :tongueout:

[deepsouth]

the missus and i are both registered and we both vote. i've voted in every election since i have been registered (18 years old).

[drop]

do you have to have a residence, or an address in the states to vote
or
is being born there enough

i was born in georgia and wouldn't mind voting this year
it would be my first time

[Rasmir Mantree]

I am, but I don't always vote.

[Angeet654]

do you have to have a residence, or an address in the states to vote
or
is being born there enough

i was born in georgia and wouldn't mind voting this year
it would be my first time

You can register in the state where your drivers license and/or id card were issued. If you are going to be in a different place from where you are registered, then ask for an absentee ballot. Also, go back to the state where you were born and register, only problem is you need to have an address there.

[david_mancuso]

:)