Due to my work schedule, today is the last day I will have a chance to vote absentee for the primary.
My question is, is it even worth the trouble to go to the courthouse and fill out the ballot? If I do, I will vote for Ivey and Britt. Not really a fan of either, but they are the least objectionable to me. Yes, there are others running who are probably better people but none have a chance.
So do I go through the hassle of the process because it is my “civic duty”? Not wasting my time to write in Nick Saban or anything like that.
I really don’t want Mo Brooks in the Senate or Tim James as governor, but I don’t think things will be much different if they are.
I used to think you had to vote but no longer feel that way as none of them really deserve my vote.
If I didn’t travel for work and would be in town next Tuesday I would go vote but having to vote absentee just seems like more trouble than it’s worth. In 2024 I will definitely do it because voting against Trump is worth the trouble.
My question is, is it even worth the trouble to go to the courthouse and fill out the ballot? If I do, I will vote for Ivey and Britt. Not really a fan of either, but they are the least objectionable to me. Yes, there are others running who are probably better people but none have a chance.
So do I go through the hassle of the process because it is my “civic duty”? Not wasting my time to write in Nick Saban or anything like that.
I really don’t want Mo Brooks in the Senate or Tim James as governor, but I don’t think things will be much different if they are.
I used to think you had to vote but no longer feel that way as none of them really deserve my vote.
If I didn’t travel for work and would be in town next Tuesday I would go vote but having to vote absentee just seems like more trouble than it’s worth. In 2024 I will definitely do it because voting against Trump is worth the trouble.