I rode my bike to vote today

[Clean39T]

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[SlowPokePete]

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[Mark McM]

Originally Posted by fourflys

yes.. there are the Presidential choices that should be pretty much the same across the country.. then each state will list the Senate and House choices that pertain to that state/district.. and then any local races as well.. and any local initiatives.. my ballot in Sonoma County, CA was 4 pages for example (2 front and back)

Only, the President/Vice President (they are elected as a pair) are not elected by popular vote, but by a complicated system called the Electoral College, in which people actually vote for Electors, and not directly for their preferred candidate. It is possible to be elected president even if you received less popular votes than another candidate, if you received more Electoral College votes.

[fourflys]

Originally Posted by Mark McM

Only, the President/Vice President (they are elected as a pair) are not elected by popular vote, but by a complicated system called the Electoral College, in which people actually vote for Electors, and not directly for their preferred candidate. It is possible to be elected president even if you received less popular votes than another candidate, if you received more Electoral College votes.

true, but I was just trying to answer the question as it was asked

[Flinch]

I rode my Serotta Legend to the polling place.

I know we're not supposed to be political, but I wrote in a vote for....

Ben Serotta *

* Disclosure: May or may not be true. Probably not. But then again possible, maybe, or not, could be, perhaps.

[Spoker]

I rode my bike to forget about voting today.

[thwart]

Originally Posted by Spoker

I rode my bike to forget about voting today.

+1000. It actually helped quite a bit, in spite of gray skies, cold breeze and temp in the 40’s.

Highly recommended.

[redir]

Originally Posted by Spoker

I rode my bike to forget about voting today.

And really hard too. Might even be soar tomorrow.

[Bob Ross]

Originally Posted by kiwisimon

Glad that Paceline is a site that doesn't do politics.

Well... yeah, I guess.

OTOH, I must admit the most intelligent discourse about politics -- including dramatically antipodal polical views -- that I have ever seen on an internet forum was courtesy of Velocipede.com (aka, ATH) back when they were active in their OT subforum. Apparently some cyclists can talk comprehensively *and* respectfully about politics!

Bikeforums.net I'm not talking about you

[kiwisimon]

Originally Posted by Bob Ross

Well... yeah, I guess.

OTOH, I must admit the most intelligent discourse about politics -- including dramatically antipodal polical views --
back when they were
Apparently some cyclists can talk comprehensively *and* respectfully about politics!

I think back in the day was the key word. Then facts were basically agreed upon, now beliefs are facts. Hard to have common ground to build a discussion on in the current climate (oops, that is political).
All the best America, the rest of us need you all to be doing well.