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The midterms are only a Zacharia away, and it is expected that there will be greater participation than ever before. In order to support the expected high volume of voters with strained resources, they have decided to spread the vote over a two-day period.

It has been determined that Democrats will vote on November 3 and Republicans will vote on November 4th.

This will allow for a more orderly voting process, avoids long lines, saves time and ensures greater accuracy

Please make sure you vote on your designated day.

Thank you.

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@Sidewalker

Votes dated after November 3 will not be counted in the U.S.

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@Debby

Debby wrote:

Votes dated after November 3 will not be counted in the U.S.

They will be counted in our hearts.

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@Debby

Debby wrote:

Votes dated after November 3 will not be counted in the U.S.

Don't believe her, she's just a girl.

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@Sidewalker

Is it true?...That the US is so "strained" that it cannot cope with either an election or counting votes...Can you not afford a few more boxes or are their just not enough people left who can count or distinguish which cross is where.

What is certain, is that if it doesn't go well for Donald he will claim that the vote was rigged...It won't matter which voting system is employed.

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@SergeantLynch

SergeantLynch wrote:

Is it true?...That the US is so "strained" that it cannot cope with either an election or counting votes...

It will be much easier to count if Republicans wait till Nov 4 to vote.

Can you not afford a few more boxes or are their just not enough people left who can count or distinguish which cross is where.

MAGA people can't figure out what "Incumbent" and "Republican" means, Trump has already sued Alaska for expecting his base to figure out such big words.

What is certain, is that if it doesn't go well for Donald he will claim that the vote was rigged...It won't matter which voting system is employed.

Of course he will, he's already claiming the vote was rigged and it hasn't even happened yet. Go figure, but authoritarian dictators just don't like democracy, or elections, or constitutions, or laws, or morality, or ethics, and most of all, they don't like the peaceful transfer of power.

The only thing Trumps hates more is when Obama insults his sense of style as a decorator.

Jesus sent him to us to battle the evil that is Obama's sense of aesthetics.

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<blockquote><a href="https://www.debatecraft.com/forum/c/current-events/posts/182/us-election---public-service-message?comment_number=5" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SergeantLynch wrote:</a></blockquote><blockquote>Is it true?...That the US is so "strained" that it cannot cope with either an election or counting votes...</blockquote> It will be much easier to count if Republicans wait till Nov 4 to vote. <blockquote>Can you not afford a few more boxes or are their just not enough people left who can count or distinguish which cross is where.</blockquote> MAGA people can't figure out what "Incumbent" and "Republican" means, Trump has already sued Alaska for expecting his base to figure out such big words. <blockquote>What is certain, is that if it doesn't go well for Donald he will claim that the vote was rigged...It won't matter which voting system is employed.</blockquote> Of course he will, he's already claiming the vote was rigged and it hasn't even happened yet. Go figure, but authoritarian dictators just don't like democracy, or elections, or constitutions, or laws, or morality, or ethics, and most of all, they don't like the peaceful transfer of power. The only thing Trumps hates more is when Obama insults his sense of style as a decorator. Jesus sent him to us to battle the evil that is Obama's sense of aesthetics.

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@Sidewalker

Trump will question the results if he loses even if people voted on time.

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@Debby

Debby wrote:

Trump will question the results if he loses even if people voted on time.

Of course not, under no circumstances will Trump accept a peaceful transfer of power, his promise of pardons will certainly embolden them, the question is how far his people are willing to go.

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@Sidewalker

Thank God for the second amendment.

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@SergeantLynch

SergeantLynch wrote:

Thank God for the second amendment.

That's the problem, the people who worship the second amendment are mostly the Trump supporters.

And the people that are in place to defend us, (the police and the 5th Army,) I'm not sure which side they are going to be on. I think the promise of pardons will embolden many, I'm afraid the bad will outnumber the good. At least in terms of leadership, Trump and Hegseth are engaged in ethnic and racial cleansing, at the top leadership positions, and illegally deploying the military into American streets, is that preparation for what's next.

I have to admit, I was naive as hell, had no idea that so much of the country was so racist. I always knew there was racism, with white supremacists and Christian Nationalism lurking below the surface, but I thought it was just the fringe underbelly of society, never thought it could go mainstream like it has. I truly thought most people were sincere but all it took was Trump telling them they don't need to be politically correct anymore and BAM, there was a white supremacist explosion into half of the American psyche.

Whatever happens, it's going to be ugly.

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<blockquote><a href="https://www.debatecraft.com/forum/c/current-events/posts/182/us-election---public-service-message?comment_number=9" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SergeantLynch wrote:</a></blockquote><blockquote>Thank God for the second amendment.</blockquote> That's the problem, the people who worship the second amendment are mostly the Trump supporters. And the people that are in place to defend us, (the police and the 5th Army,) I'm not sure which side they are going to be on. I think the promise of pardons will embolden many, I'm afraid the bad will outnumber the good. At least in terms of leadership, Trump and Hegseth are engaged in ethnic and racial cleansing, at the top leadership positions, and illegally deploying the military into American streets, is that preparation for what's next. I have to admit, I was naive as hell, had no idea that so much of the country was so racist. I always knew there was racism, with white supremacists and Christian Nationalism lurking below the surface, but I thought it was just the fringe underbelly of society, never thought it could go mainstream like it has. I truly thought most people were sincere but all it took was Trump telling them they don't need to be politically correct anymore and BAM, there was a white supremacist explosion into half of the American psyche. Whatever happens, it's going to be ugly.

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@Sidewalker

Whatever happens, it's going to be ugly.

Yep I think so, if not now then at the next election.

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@SergeantLynch

SergeantLynch wrote:

Whatever happens, it's going to be ugly.

Yep I think so, if not now then at the next election.

It's already started, it will intensify after the Midterm Blue Tsunami and continue two more years, the transfer of power he will not stand for is him leaving office in 28, all hell breaks loose if he dies before that, if not, all hell breaks loose when he won't leave the office.

Losing the house and senate Tuesday will piss him off, but he couldn't care less about congressional checks and balances really, he'll ignore congress and spend the next two years working to cancel the 2028 election and this time, have an insurrection that sticks.

His Masked Gestapo and the green teeth Proud Boys won't be enough, it all comes down to can he get the military behind him. That's why he threw such a hissy fit when Mark Kelly reminded them that they don't have to follow illegal orders.

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<blockquote><a href="https://www.debatecraft.com/forum/c/current-events/posts/182/us-election---public-service-message?comment_number=11" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">SergeantLynch wrote:</a></blockquote><blockquote>Whatever happens, it's going to be ugly.</blockquote><blockquote> </blockquote><blockquote> </blockquote><blockquote>Yep I think so, if not now then at the next election.</blockquote> It's already started, it will intensify after the Midterm Blue Tsunami and continue two more years, the transfer of power he will not stand for is him leaving office in 28, all hell breaks loose if he dies before that, if not, all hell breaks loose when he won't leave the office. Losing the house and senate Tuesday will piss him off, but he couldn't care less about congressional checks and balances really, he'll ignore congress and spend the next two years working to cancel the 2028 election and this time, have an insurrection that sticks. His Masked Gestapo and the green teeth Proud Boys won't be enough, it all comes down to can he get the military behind him. That's why he threw such a hissy fit when Mark Kelly reminded them that they don't have to follow illegal orders.

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@Sidewalker

Should the world be prepared for another civil war in America because of the election results?

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