What are you doing on Election Day?

It's my daughter's first election. She's 19. I'm active duty military and have already voted absentee with a ballot from the state of my birth. She and my wife are residents of this state. I'm cutting out for an extra early lunch (in uniform) at 10:00am and taking her and my wife to the polls to vote. Then we will all go out for a fancy lunch to celebrate. Then back to work for us all. We'll watch the returns on TV Tuesday night.

Pulling for Ron Paul. Won't watch the blow by blow because this year I recognize the lack of choice in the major parties and the idea that Obama or McCain will be president is depressing.

I'll be interested in seeing what happens with third parties, and am writing in Ron Paul somewhere it will count (CA). Never voted outside the major parties before, but at some point enough is enough.

I campaigned for between both major human beings operating for president. Fliers, signs and indicators, etc. some human beings were pissed off. some human beings stated "Oh, i replaced into already going to vote for him." some human beings threw the fliers again at us. Others stated "We already voted for him", and smiled. i did not eat for the whole day compaigning for this guy. I had to stroll some miles domicile till i got here across one in all my friends. We took the bus domicile and that i have been given myself a effective ham and cheese sandwich. I were given in a political debate with a gaggle of guys in a van. no longer something major about that. Oh and that i couldnt vote because i replaced into 15.

voting early in the morning, then watching 80 hours of election coverage

I will be helping to celebrate my Grandson's 4th birthday.