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2 comments:
Ross, a very informative note you wrote. Also, PLEASE learn about issues and how each candidate has responded to them. Make sure that you get the correct information before you vote. None of the candidates are "bad", just of different mind set. Don't let any movie star or editorial be the source of your decision.
Love,
Maida
This is a historic election, and it seems we will have a large turnout at the polls.
This being said, it's still very important to avoid complacency.
We can't assume our chosen candidates will win just because a poll says they will.
Everyone needs to vote. If you don't vote, don't complain if election results are different than what you would have chosen.
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