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Right, so I really dragged my feet about registering to vote (I'd been registered in another state), but I did do it at least three weeks before the deadline. It occurred to me today to wonder why I hadn't gotten my little voter card thingy, so I checked online. And I am registered, but the address is wrong. A lot wrong. The only thing right is the street number. Wrong street, wrong city, wrong zip code. Which kind of leads me to believe that the person who fucked up? Not me.

I wonder if I can get it corrected in time. Really, it doesn't matter; Kansas is extremely conservative -- my vote counts for zilch. But it was mine, dammit. I was going to do my civic duty! Make Susan B. Anthony proud! Take part in a (fingers crossed) historic election!

Would it be excessively paranoid of me to suspect the "mistake" happened because I'm a Democrat registering in a red state?

Fucking Republicans.

ETA: I can haz a vote! I called around this morning until I finally got connected with the right person, who cheerfully corrected my address. And then I also wrote a letter to the editor, just to warn people to double-check their registration. Ha.

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Date: 2008-10-21 02:39 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] zabira.livejournal.com
YUK. even if you can't get it fixed in time? i would bring this to SOMEONE'S attention. (heh. maybe the local ACLU, or the NEWSPAPERS even?) it's just NOT. RIGHT. and it does matter.

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Date: 2008-10-21 02:57 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] rubberbutton.livejournal.com
i would bring this to SOMEONE'S attention.

Baby, you better believe I've been composing all kinds of strongly worded letters. Strongly worded indeed.

Righteous anger, I haz it.

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Date: 2008-10-21 03:01 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] zabira.livejournal.com
\o/ \o/ \o/

and i hope you can get the administrivia fixed.

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