Hotsauceman
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I’m not saying who I voted for, but I will say I voted for the people that belongs to a political party not associated with nazis and the KKK.
I live in Washington State and I got to vote by mail with no postage needed. Everyone go out and vote!
Malcomfox
I also voted today! Keeping this state as blue as possible!
woozle
Thanks for voting hard!
lurkerthatoccationallywantstocomment
WA person, voting by mail is boss
jkwgn
layinginbedfeelinglikeaquesarito
I know I have to vote but I live in a state where it will go one color. Feeling your vote is a whisper in the wind makes it feel pointless
IAmNotTheImgurianWhomYouSeek
Me too, I'm in SC. But then again, NC and Georgia voted in some Democrats in the last 4 to 8 years ago.
Volpe42
Are you saying some states can vote 2 people into an office?
Dizastrpiece
ChaoticSuicide
so you voted for the republicans...
PTFCMcGee
Hotsauceman
Volpe42
Technically by name both sides were involved with the KKK since they switched platforms
Hotsauceman
12DrD21
https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/abs/cambridge-guide-to-african-american-history/ku-klux-klan-kkk/AF98C32F011BFB6DBD98879DE0F08C73
Smidge204
Oh look you forgot something: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/07/26/what-we-get-wrong-about-southern-strategy
12DrD21
Sorry - the roots are what they are.
conniecpu
Parties are just labels, I don't give a shit what the labels meant 50+ years ago, I only care about their current platform
Hotsauceman
I’m speaking about current parties when there was a political flip in the 1960s.
12DrD21
I don't think I have ever voted 1 party. I look at the candidates and their stance on issues and go with that. Usually ends up 50-50 or so
Hotsauceman
Usually I vote for the person not the party. This time it was different.