I voted early and thankfully my ballot was counted.
I know Idaho has no chance of turning blue, but I really hope Prop 1 passes so we can have open primaries and ranked choice voting next election. Been loving the entire attack against it is “It’s not fair!” when it’s about giving people more choices.
Even though the polls indicate the overall election is close, there is a significant gender gap. I wonder how many people have read the Greek play ‘Lysistrata’ by Aristophanes?
I grew up ‘inside the beltway,’ and was raised by very political parents who encouraged all their kids to make independent decisions. I always vote. I always make my own choices. Sometimes other voters have agreed with me; sometimes they haven’t. If I didn’t like the outcome of a presidential election, I have always figured we would have another chance in four (at the most eight) years. This time… I’m not so sure.
(More than a month ago, on the same day the ballot arrived in the mailbox, I voted, carried the sealed envelope to the inside mail slot at the post office, and watched voter mail-tracking daily until it confirmed that my ballot was received at the election office. I’ve been recommending early voting to others. What more can one voter do?)
My dual-citizen wife followed all the rules for mail voting in her last US residence, Philadelphia. We were quite anxious for several weeks, daily checking the web site to see if her ballot had been received. Finally we saw that it had been, and she relaxed, knowing that she had done her duty in an important swing state.
A list of things a person a needs to prove identity for:
Opening a bank account
Applying for food stamps
Applying for welfare
Applying for Medicaid/Social Security
Applying for unemployment or a job
Buying a house, applying for a mortgage
Drive/buy/rent a car
Get on an airplane
Get married
Purchase a gun
Adopt a pet
Apply for a hunting license
Apply for a fishing license
California, D.C., Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Washington require no ID to vote. Why is that?
What matters, Roger and Andy, is that you turn out to vote on Tuesday (unless you early voted or mailed in your ballot)! My hope is that (besides Harris/Walz winning the White House) the Democrats expand their razor thin Senate majority by a few seats and win back the House as well. Perhaps then, they can revive the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and perhaps start enacting the SCOTUS reforms Biden was calling for earlier this year, like term limits for Justices and an ethics code for Justices as well. But none of that wouldn’t matter if people who haven’t yet voted don’t vote on Tuesday!
Arbitrary about 2 months ago
I voted early and thankfully my ballot was counted.
I know Idaho has no chance of turning blue, but I really hope Prop 1 passes so we can have open primaries and ranked choice voting next election. Been loving the entire attack against it is “It’s not fair!” when it’s about giving people more choices.
Hello Everyone about 2 months ago
They must live in Virginia!
Robert4170 about 2 months ago
Just vote already, and get it over with.
I need a burrito about 2 months ago
Just get jason to set up an auto clicker
mccollunsky about 2 months ago
Uhhh, umm good thing the annoying ads will soon be gone.
mottyg about 2 months ago
Don’t we remember the good old days when the voters chose the politicians, instead of the politicians choosing the voters?
wheaters about 2 months ago
??? I don’t understand this one.
donlackie about 2 months ago
Are people finding their voter registrations is disappearing?
cdillon85 about 2 months ago
If I wanted a narcissistic nut job as President, I would have run myself.
Jedi.Kermit about 2 months ago
Today’s missing classic is
gocomics.Com/foxtrot/2003/11/09
Free or Not? Premium Member about 2 months ago
Vote Trump if you want to protect Freedom and Democracy.
mjb137 about 2 months ago
So tired of all the unfounded BS from both sides. Lock n Load. Winner take all.
Matthew Buckley Premium Member about 2 months ago
They’ve got a legitimate concern; they share a last name with a former President of Mexico.
DaBump Premium Member about 2 months ago
The paranoia is terrible this year.
mountainclimber about 2 months ago
Even though the polls indicate the overall election is close, there is a significant gender gap. I wonder how many people have read the Greek play ‘Lysistrata’ by Aristophanes?
ComicLover2 Premium Member about 2 months ago
Voting is essential to keeping our republic safe from wannabe dictators like the orange felon. Blue is a great color.
ComicLover2 Premium Member about 2 months ago
yes, G O P sponsored fraud is most of the actual fraud cases. Also, why are so many fake videos from overseas supporting T rump?
Cactus-Pete about 2 months ago
That narrows down where they live to about 14 states.
Le'Roy Hawkins about 2 months ago
Wow. I had no idea the Foxes were in the country illegally.
leadvocal2001 about 2 months ago
How pathetic. We’re even being lied to by our once-favorite cartoonists. Call us garbage next time.
baskate_2000 about 2 months ago
Overkill – doesn’t she realize that stuff like this is only updated once per day?
leadvocal2001 about 2 months ago
You should take a clue from Michael Jordan. Republicans buy sneakers, too. Way to alienate half your audience.
Hamburgs about 2 months ago
Red state!
mindjob about 2 months ago
Don’t listen to any celebrity endorsements, because Diddy probably has them on video tape
Skeptical Meg about 2 months ago
I said it elsewhere: voting prevents unwanted presidencies.
hooglah about 2 months ago
They probably already voted several times and just don’t know it.
yangeldf about 2 months ago
just take an early voting option…actually some idiot might just set fire to your ballot…
Dapperdan61 Premium Member about 2 months ago
Just vote already
BiggerNate91 about 2 months ago
This is supposed to be a funny ha-ha comic strip, why are there politics today
mousefumanchu Premium Member about 2 months ago
If you keep voting, you stay on the roles.
Otis Rufus Driftwood about 2 months ago
Why is Andy so eager for Roger to vote anyway?
Godfreydaniel about 2 months ago
You can vote for a former prosecutor or for a career criminal (who is senile). Decisions, decisions…..
dpatrickryan Premium Member about 2 months ago
You know you could early vote, right? “Voting day” is more or less the last day you can vote, not the only one.
mail2jbl about 2 months ago
So even FoxTrot is getting political now. Welp, in that case, this will be the last FoxTrot comic I ever read. Up yours, Bill Amend.
robtgordon about 2 months ago
Vote early if you can…it’s the only way!
Fennec! at the Disco about 2 months ago
I live in Texas, and I was checking every few days to be sure I was still registered to vote. Just in case!
think it through about 2 months ago
They must live in a red state where their cleaning their voter rolls illegally right before an election.
ellisaana Premium Member about 2 months ago
I grew up ‘inside the beltway,’ and was raised by very political parents who encouraged all their kids to make independent decisions. I always vote. I always make my own choices. Sometimes other voters have agreed with me; sometimes they haven’t. If I didn’t like the outcome of a presidential election, I have always figured we would have another chance in four (at the most eight) years. This time… I’m not so sure.
(More than a month ago, on the same day the ballot arrived in the mailbox, I voted, carried the sealed envelope to the inside mail slot at the post office, and watched voter mail-tracking daily until it confirmed that my ballot was received at the election office. I’ve been recommending early voting to others. What more can one voter do?)
einarbt about 2 months ago
Why would they get deregistered? Is that a thing now?
sbenton7684 about 2 months ago
Holy typo Batman… 56 replies?
cherns Premium Member about 2 months ago
My dual-citizen wife followed all the rules for mail voting in her last US residence, Philadelphia. We were quite anxious for several weeks, daily checking the web site to see if her ballot had been received. Finally we saw that it had been, and she relaxed, knowing that she had done her duty in an important swing state.
Robert4170 about 2 months ago
A list of things a person a needs to prove identity for:
Opening a bank account
Applying for food stamps
Applying for welfare
Applying for Medicaid/Social Security
Applying for unemployment or a job
Buying a house, applying for a mortgage
Drive/buy/rent a car
Get on an airplane
Get married
Purchase a gun
Adopt a pet
Apply for a hunting license
Apply for a fishing license
California, D.C., Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Washington require no ID to vote. Why is that?
Northgalus2002 about 2 months ago
What matters, Roger and Andy, is that you turn out to vote on Tuesday (unless you early voted or mailed in your ballot)! My hope is that (besides Harris/Walz winning the White House) the Democrats expand their razor thin Senate majority by a few seats and win back the House as well. Perhaps then, they can revive the John Lewis Voting Rights Act and perhaps start enacting the SCOTUS reforms Biden was calling for earlier this year, like term limits for Justices and an ethics code for Justices as well. But none of that wouldn’t matter if people who haven’t yet voted don’t vote on Tuesday!
Hamburgs about 2 months ago
Didn’t matter. We are doomed!