The Candidates and their families Vote

Barack and Michelle voting this morning in Hyde Park

The McCain's voting in Phoenix

The Clinton's voting in Chappaqua, New York

Joe Biden with his mother and wife Jill voting in Wilimgton, Delaware

Sarah Palin voting in Alaska



All the candidates and former President Bill Clinton and Sentor Hillary Clinton have voted.
HAVE YOU?
Vote and encourage others to vote in your community and state. It's up to us now. You still have time to get out to the polls. This election is history in the making, be apart of the process.

Voting Tips

1. Get a Sample Ballot for your county so you will be prepared.
2. Bring a chair, radio, and something to read.
3. Encourage those who haven't voted to come with you.
4. If you are voting during work, keep in contact with you employer by calling in or texting to keep them informed of your wait time.
5. By all means, stay in line.
6. If you are bringing small children, have snacks, water, books and hand-held toys to keep them busy.
7. Explain to them the importance of voting and why you are waiting in line.
8. If you child can still fit in their stroller...BRING IT WITH YOU, your child can have a seat and not get so restless.
9. Keep snacks, water, books, and toys in the carrier below.

HAPPY VOTING!!!

Jeremy the Intern: OBAMA Experience!

My friends and I had been up for 19 hours straight. The day had been so exciting because Barack Obama was going to be on campus of THE GREAT BETHUNE COOKMAN UNIVERSITY the next day; I was able to get tickets for myself and 3 of my friends. After standing in the ticket line we grabbed some lunch and went to handle whatever else had to be done. Hours passed by and we found ourselves at sonic at 12:45am. We couldn’t sleep due to the excitement, which would come some hours later. We finally get in at 1:30am, I went to sleep and what felt like one minute later my alarm went off! It was time to get up and get dressed for what would go down in history. We get in line at exactly 4:55am. When 9:15am struck doors opened, we went through the security checkpoints and seconds later found ourselves racing toward seats in the front-middle section of the auditorium. We were finally sitting, waiting anxiously anticipating Barack Obama.
“He’s the next president of the United States, Barack Obama” after hearing that I went ape crazy! I jumped up and screamed like someone from a Michael Jackson concert. He entered the performing arts center, with his sophisticated swagger and charm. It was like the resurrection. He walked up to the mic and began promising us that the future would get the positive change, which is imminent at this moment. As he spoke I was mesmerized and still in a state of shock that Obama was right in front of me, 25 feet to be exact. He is the necessity that the country needs now!!! He spoke about affordable prices for college and taxes decreasing and change all together. If you hadn’t been sold before, you were sold right then and there. His speech ended and he made his way to the crowd greeting and hugging supporters at that point my friend Tiffany and I ran to the front, however unable to get a hug or a handshake, I was still able to see his face up close!!! I was totally in awe and very pleased to experience everything that is Obama.