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VOTE!

Also, if you are having a problem, any kind of problem- experiencing an irregularity in voting, if you’re being intimidated, or turned away, call Election Protection at 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-8683). They are a non-partisan group overseeing election irregularities.

You can also call the Democratic Party’s Voter Protection hotline, 1-877-US-4-OBAMA (1-877-87-4-62262) or CNN’s Voter’s Hotline at 1-877-GOCNN08 (1-877-462-6608). The RNC doesn’t have a dedicated hotline, but you can contact the McCain campaign here or call 1-703-418-2008 as well.*

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hackthis dealer, who is urging everybody who can cast a vote in this election, to do so. Immediately. You don't vote, you can't complain, and if you try, someone will come to your house in the middle of the night and steal all your toys.

ETA: Also, lest I haven't told you before, I am so very honored and proud of every last one of you for getting out and making your voice heard. Yes, people who don't live in the US that goes for you too. In fact, I am so pround, that if you come here and tell me you voted (you don't even have to tell me who for), I will write you a one sentence story if you also give me some prompts to work with. This will work out in your favor since we all know I am incapable of writing a sentence that doesn't turn into three. And yes, non-US residents you can come and take advantage of me until I leave for the campaign party too. I am feeling magnanimous today. Okay, I'm off to do campaign stuff, so the offer is closed, but if you're already in, then I will take care of you when I get a chance. Everybody else there's GK, The OC, Clooney in 2008, Chuck, Harry Potter, Ocean's 11, Psych and some other stuff in there, so enjoy! And VOTE

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I voted in the Canadian election last month :) Does my overseas non-American vote get a story? :)

I shudder to think what you will ask for.

All I want is:

Los Angeles, 2008.

:D

It's 70 degrees and cool in Los Angeles on the 4th of November. The sky is a hazy blue with the lazy sort of clouds that look as though somebody just haphazardly brushed on patches of white. Los Angeles lacks her older sister's, New York City, bright lights and towering structures, but she makes up for that in sheer land mass. They are equal in size and stature and right now the city waits, not holding her breath but anxiously bouncing around, jittery and twitchy and wanting not to be hopeful, but hoping all the same. Maybe what she needs to do is call that hot city, London, and see if he want to get drinks sometime.

:D

xo

Come round any time.