My best friend is at this moment on a flight from Seattle to L.A. so he can vote

[gateley]

in his primary. Problem is, he STILL doesn't know who he's voting for. In Seattle, where he was visiting his parents, his dad is for Hillary, his mom for Obama.

He, like me, was for Biden. So he's going between, Hillary, Obama, and Biden --

I know from the posts that there are SO MANY who JUST DON'T KNOW. Are all primaries this way - with so many people truly undecided (even as they walk into the voting booth), or is this primary an anomaly?

And, what does that indicate?

[Nailzberg]

1. I'll pick him up at the airport for an Obama vote.

[gateley]

3. Ha! What a GOOD supporter you are!

:headbang:

[WolverineDG]

2. Are they early voting in WA?

My cousin said her primary in WA wasn't until the 19th. :) Maybe I should call & bug her to vote.

dg

[gateley]

4. No -- I misstated. They either sent in their absentee ballots, or that's

who they're supporting. Sorry for the confusion -- your cousin is on top of it! :hi:

I edited the OP to take the word "voted" out in case anybody else looks at this thread. Thanks for calling it to my attention.

[alstephenson]

5. That we have GREAT candidates to choose from!!!

[avaistheone1]

6. My dearest friend got out of his sick bed to go vote.

My friend is amazing and my hero today.

[gateley]

7. He's my hero, too -- give him a hug and a thank you from me.

:hug: