Retention Election

**alpacaheat** · November 5th, 2019, 05:10 PM

Wife voting now. She wanted to take the kids, so she waited.

**sbspedy** · November 5th, 2019, 05:40 PM

Voted No, #141 @11:55am. Opened carried and wearing that world famous gray hat. I also took a pic of my paper ballot. Just because.

**abner13** · November 5th, 2019, 05:43 PM

Went after work , voter #223 !

Elections already stated they won't count the victims rights bill vote.

Wonder what else they'll overlook.

**alpacaheat** · November 5th, 2019, 05:54 PM

The Marsy's Scam votes won't be counted TODAY. After it's settled in court, today's votes cast COULD be counted. So, get everyone you know to VOTE NO.

**Fortytwo** · November 5th, 2019, 09:02 PM

Originally Posted by GunLawyer001

I'm left with the usual rule, "Democrats are activists who push their agenda and ignore our laws and constitution, while Republicans are less often activists". Not a perfect system, but in the absence of the NRA or other gun group putting in the work and publishing a guide, it's all I see.

For retention:
Olson, Brobson and McCullough are Republicans.
Lazarus is a Democrat.

For Superior Court, the ballot tells us that King and Peck are Republicans.
Green-Hawkins and McCaffery are Dems.

In the absence of a voting guide from a group I trust, I'm going straight R this time, and voting to retain Olson, Brobson and McCullough.
I will vote AGAINST Marsy's Law, for reasons stated elsewhere. It's a monstrosity that deprives the accused of rights enshrined in our culture and in the US Constitution, and PRESUMES that any accuser is the "victim" before any tribunal determines that any crime occurred. The fact that our state Legislature voted in favor of this POS law tells me that we need to do a better job of electing our legislators, too.

Yes, sir! Voted FOR King and Peck; to RETAIN Olson, Brobson and McCullough; and AGAINST Marsy's Law.

**normanvin** · November 5th, 2019, 09:06 PM

So I go to vote and they give you a receipt. I look at it and it says party affiliation, none. I say wait a second, I'm registered xxx. They ask if I've changed it recently. I say not since I'm 18.

They say the person I need speak to isn't there. So they call her. She said a form went out, and you needed to reregister.

Say what. Well it doesn't matter this time because you can vote for who ever you want.