[Magdalen] Ten More Days

[Lynn Ronkainen]

The early voting here was different than ever before and misinformation was being handed out - no surprise since our recently more laborious voter ID law had been overturned with barely 2 months left to change policy and paperwork. Made me very uncomfortable. 
Also glad it's over and hopeful if not here (where we may get some serious shake-up in the make-up if the state legislature) at least nationally. 
Lynn 



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On Oct 30, 2016, at 8:02 AM, ME Michaud <michaudme at gmail.com> wrote:

I voted on Thursday and have found great blessing in the aftermath.

That is, for me, it's over. I'm not paying attention any more.

The line at City Hall was pretty long (I arrived on the stroke of noon),
but my ballot was filed in around fifteen or twenty minutes. Can't imagine
how long those lines will be on Election Day.
-M

> On Sunday, October 30, 2016, Allan Carr <allanc25 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I am so wanting this election to be over. I am almost beginning to believe
> the fix really is in, not for Hillary, but for Trump, all the way from
> Putin through Assange to FBI Director Comey.
> What strange days these are when national elections for Presidents are
> decided by hanging chads in one case or emails nobody's read (but are
> supremely important) in this latest case.
> Bah humbug.
>