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View Poll Results: Do you vote in every general election where you are registered to vote?
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Old 04-04-2016, 10:47 AM   #1
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FULL TIMERS: Do you vote in every general election?

This is not intended to be, and should not become, a topic thread where we discuss political differences. I am very interested in gathering enough information to try to find out if the full-time RVrs as a group are a voting block that is significant. If I could get one hundred poll answers, that would be interesting. If I could get one thousand, that would be really cool!

I have read a couple of topic threads where someone has mentioned that full-timers don't vote. I have a hard time believing that since historically, full timers have been largely retired folks, and retired folks have always been a very important group at the polls of general elections.

Please answer the poll question above if you do vote in every general election, whether you vote a completely full ballot or not. It's not that you make a choice for every position, but that you make any choices for candidates for public office and return the ballot.

Thank you for helping me to understand whether we full-timers are an important voting block.
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Old 04-04-2016, 11:10 AM   #2
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We did for the 11 years we full timed.
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Thanks! Folks, you don't have to leave a comment to vote in the poll.
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Thanks! Folks, you don't have to leave a comment to vote in the poll.
I don't see any way to vote. What am i missing?
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I vote absentee as a full timer. I get my mail about every 2/3 weeks and my ballot is in there. Err....when voting time comes.
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Your poll doesn't allow for the distinction between local elections vs national elections. My feeling, from the folks at Americas Mailbox, is that a much higher percentage of the fulltimers cast votes in any national election, but many skip the purely local elections.
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We vote in the national/big elections (governor, senator, president) but do not vote in the local elections. We are not informed enough about issues or candidates to vote for local elections.
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I don't see any way to vote. What am i missing?
Using Tapatalk? I don't see the poll on Tapatalk. If you can, use a laptop or desktop if you'd like to vote.

I don't know Tapatalk doesn't show the poll to me, but I'll try to find out.

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General elections, at least where I live, are every year, and every other year there are candidates for Congressional legislators. If you always vote for national offices, please indicate do with a "yes" vote in the poll.

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Old 04-06-2016, 09:50 AM   #11
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Using Tapatalk? I don't see the poll on Tapatalk. If you can, use a laptop or desktop if you'd like to vote.

I don't know Tapatalk doesn't show the poll to me, but I'll try to find out.

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I am using a Lenovo desktop with Win 10 64 bit. I usually see polls okay.
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Adblocker extensions?
I have AdBlocker and am using Chrome as my browser. Here is the odd thing - the poll box is there now and I haven't changed anything.
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Just please dont' ask me to try to explain it!
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