Hey hey California--we have an election to win!

[displacedtexan]

17. It's raining here in SF...or heavily fogging, as we say.

Glorious weather. Lots of neighbors heading to vote at the church around the corner. We all walk our dogs to the polling place and take turns herding while we each go inside to vote. So far, only one person gummed up the works by demanding a No Party Affiliation but Democratic Party ballot when he was not listed in the registered voter roll book. They finally talked him into a provisional ballot, but he was not happy. They showed him where his name should be in the book, they showed him the entire congressional district spreadsheet, and asked him if he remembered where and how he registered to vote. He couldn't remember. When last seen, he was taking his provisional ballot over to a machine.

The rest of us had no problems. Seriously, it's not hard to register to vote or even to check your status. We started getting campaign mailings in February, for crying out loud. And party emails and tweets increased dramatically, starting in March.

It's not rocket surgery.

I love election day!