This was the scene around 7:45a/et this morning when I went to vote @ Election District 66 in Brooklyn, NY. There were a good number of people handling their business at the polls before they hustled back to work.
For the most part, the demographics were black, latino, and asian. The average age appeared to be around 45, which is encouraging. The line was moderate and the volunteers were orderly, organized and moved things right along so as to not discourage the voters so that they don't right around and go to work instead of voting.
The results of this election will either prove to demonstrate the power of proactivity in favor of the working class, or that this country truly belongs to the wealthiest 1-2 percent of the population.
You can follow the election process with other media watchdogs @:
WBAI or Pacifica Radio.
I welcome fellow bloggers to post any relevant Election Day comments or anomolies you may have noticed at your local voting district.
2 comments:
judgement day O_o, i have no relevant election day comments, but as I type they are counting votes for the states that have already voted if im not mistaking!
fuck! bush wins. :(
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