[Previous entry: "How much money do you waste on gasoline burned while sitting in traffic"] [Main Index] [Next entry: "A question for my librarian readers"]
11/05/2002 Entry: ""Regime Change Begins At Home""
"Regime Change Begins At Home"
Here's my ballot: So stay away from the polls, disagreeable Virginians, and let my vote'll count all the more !
- Senate: Write-in for D.C Amarashinghe
- House District 8: James Moran
- Proposed Bond Issue,Question No. 1: "Education": YES
- Proposed Bond Issue,Question No. 2 "Parks": YES
- Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 1 "More time for evidence": YES
- Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 2 "Local exemption of property tax": YES
- Sprawl Tax: NO NO NO
- Various Arlington Bond Issues: YES to all
Update: So, I'm done voting. Lines were about as long as expected. Voting officals asked about my "Use Less Gas" t-shirt and decided it wasn't political enough to keep me away from the polls. I was voter number 228. The lines moved slowly because apparently no one was prepared and everyone was reading all the bond proposals in the booth. Sigh. I'm not sure my write-in attempt really worked. It's about a four step process to do a write-in, and I'm not sure I did it right. Luckily I broyght my own pen, since there wasn't one in the booth. I may have ended up not voting for anyone for the Senate. if so, sorry D.C.
