Indeed! In early voting, at least two dozen states and DC have surpassed 2012 early ballot counts. AZ, AR, CA, DE,FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA (375.5% – must be an election law change), MN, MT, NV, NM, SC, SD, TN, UT, VA, WV, WI and WY, Michael McDonald who runs the US Elections Project expects over 135 million people to vote in the 2016 election.
Traffic is the only drama where I am, very blue zip code.
In my state, the organization of the online data is verging on awful. It’s all there, but for the most part it’s tucked away in pdfs that are not searchable and don’t have internal links. You can enter your address to get an example of your ballot but that’s it, no links to candidate positions or long measure descriptions. To my geospatial mind, it should all start at a web map that shows district boundaries (which might clue more people in to the issue of re-districting), and polling locations. You click on the map to see who’s running for what office and there are links below a picture to HTML pages and pdfs if you want them.
My state has the same problem. Your solution sounds like a good one, I think.
That’s so telling.
I almost feel bad for her.
What the world needs now is Bruce, sweet Bruce.
Fuckin’ A.
Ash for president?
Hail to the Chief, baby!
We’d all win! Unlike the insanity that is the current election!
Only if Elizabeth Warren is his VP.
Ash kicks ass, but we need some brains too.
I’d take a citizenship oath for that.
Is that you cheering “Beachfront property at last!” in the animation?
When you have to go back to the presidents who owned slaves to find someone comparable I think it’s safe to call him “one of the best presidents”.
Runs in the family:
Ugh.
You in MD, by any chance?
