I would like to go out and vote tomorrow but not sure where?? Is the Houston public Library ok? And, also I haven't been following politics, been busy keeping up with the Rockets, Who should I vote for??
If you don't follow politics or don't even know who the candidates are- it's probably a waste of time voting. I would spend that extra 1 hour playing Madden.
You can always abstain from voting on races you don't follow. If anything, go vote on the propositions, which are explained on the ballot themselves. P.S. Vote against red light cameras. We all can do without those damned things.
On election day, you have to vote at your precinct location. DonnyMost's link should help you find it.
You have to vote in the location designated for your precinct. Go here to see if you're registered and find out where you have to go: https://team1.sos.state.tx.us/voterws/viw/faces/Introduction.jsp
No kidding. I hate the campaign promo that has all the medical professionals talking about how many serious injuries are caused by red-light runners. Guess what? If the people that cause these accidents don't look at the intersection after the light turns red, they sure aren't going to look up to see if there is a camera and react in a split second.
I am surrounded by those cameras in Midtown. There is literally one at every major intersection entering and leaving my neighborhood/commute. They have a hair trigger, too.
Vote against Proposition 3 and red light cameras! I have not voted in 6 years, i will be out to vote against those bastards.
By the way, are you a Republican or a Democrat? If you're a Republican, you're right, you should vote tomorrow. If you're a Democrat, you vote on Wednesday.
i dont think people should vote if they have to ask if they can just show up to any polling booth, check a box, and walk away thinking they did their civic duty. if you don't know whether you are registered to vote, you shouldn't vote.
If a driver knows that many intersections have cameras and that the chance of being ticketed is pretty good, he'll stop at red lights without knowing if there is a camera or not, just in case. A driver on a regular route who knows which intersections have cameras might behave differently at each intersection because of that knowledge, but he won't need to look up to know whether or not he should stop.
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Propositions aren't always explained well on ballots. They tend to be very vague. If you don't know anything about the races or propositions, then I would suggest not voting.
