Who voted in Wisconsin today? I did in La Crosse.

[elocs]

I arrived at the City Clerk's office at about 1 p.m. and the ballots had only just arrived, so I came back a few hours later and cast my vote. Obama/Biden is at the very top.

[elocs]

1. Well, at least Obama got 1 vote for sure in Wisconsin today. n/t

[elocs]

2. Absentee voting under way in La Crosse, stalls elsewhere:

http://lacrossetribune.com/articles/2008/10/06/newsupdate/11absentee.txt
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MADISON— Absentee voting for the presidential race is under way in La Crosse and across Wisconsin — but not quite yet in the state's two largest cities.

Absentee ballots were supposed to be available starting Monday under state law, which requires they be ready 30 days before an election.
But city workers in Madison, Milwaukee and Oshkosh say they are still trying to finalize their ballots. Aides say absentee voting in person should start Tuesday in Madison and Oshkosh, and Wednesday in Milwaukee.

Officials in La Crosse, Green Bay, Racine, Kenosha, Eau Claire and Wausau say absentee voting is under way in those cities.

Government Accountability Board director Kevin Kennedy says it's not unusual for absentee ballots to be delayed for a few days because of technical issues.

At least I was able to vote today.

[Nipper1959]

3. I will

vote tomorrow!
damn, it cannot come soon enough.

[Lefta Dissenter]

4. I did today

to celebrate my birthday! :party:

[RevCheesehead]

8. Happy birthday, Lefta!

I hope your wish comes true! :party:

[Lefta Dissenter]

10. Thanks Rev!

Nice to know so many great people across the country are working hard to ensure that my wish comes true! :D

[Connonym]

5. I must be living in a cave, I didn't know we could do this

is it by absentee ballot or is there some new thing?

[tanglefoot]

6. "Absentee in person" it's called

Living in the middle of nowhere, I have to wait until next week when my town clerk will have the ballots.

[Lefta Dissenter]

9. October 4th was the deadline for ballots

to be delivered to the municipal clerks (statewide deadline).

EVERYONE, go to your clerk's office as soon as possible, and request to vote absentee IN PERSON. You fill out the request form, the clerk should verify that you are registered, and then you're handed your ballot and a yellow envelope. You vote your ballot, put it in the envelope, and give it back to the clerk. Voting early in person is the best way to confirm that you are properly registered, and you have time to take care of any problems in your registration prior to election day, if needed.

:hi:

[goddess40]

7. I voted today nt

[lizziegrace]

11. I registered and voted today :-)

:)

[tanglefoot]

12. My college students voted when they were home for the weekend.

I would have gone with them but I was up to my elbows in paint.