I’m just one, but I’m just one of many
A little while back, my hometown’s mayoral election was decided by a difference of just 5 votes. Unfortunately, the candidate I didn’t like won the election. I didn’t live there anymore and wasn’t able to vote, but it really showed me the importance of voting at all levels of government.
“My child, I will only be dictator on day one.”
Aah I see. So what’s for day 2, Queen? Emperor? God?
My child….
Outside state-level things, it really doesn’t.
Although, here in Missouri, an abortion ban, a $15 minimum wage, and a Republican candidate for governor who would refuse to implement both if passed are all on the ballot, so yes, GTFO and vote.
Ey! Fistbump Also BS anti-ranked choice measure in STL.
Oh yeah.
Super deceptive stuff. I voted against it. Hopefully everyone will.
It’s only a $13 minimum wage, because $15 we already voted for got shot down by the state congress.
This reminds me of my favorite blurb I’ve found while browsing Memory Alpha:
Although the writing staff of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine had spent almost the entirety of the show’s second season planning to make Bareil the new kai, electing Winn to that position was a last-minute decision. “We were all sitting in the room,” recalled Robert Hewitt Wolfe, “and it occurred to us, ‘God, we could […] make Winn the kai. That’s a scary idea!’”
Kira would be at the polls early for a chance to vote that broad out.
She would be in charge of poll security
Technically two votes would matter. Because in this scenario, your vote would’ve led to a tie. So you’d need someone else to break the tie.
No ranked-choice voting on Bajor, it seems.
Did you say break the Kai?
True, but even if it comes down to a coin toss, there’s still a chance we’d have had Kai Bareil.
And then someone killed him.
Every vote counts!
I just would like to point out that the US will be fine in the long run regardless of the results.
Becoming worked up or even violent over a presidential election is not a good idea.
Hahahaha sure
