Today is primary day in Nebraska. I wouldn't be surprised if you didn't know. Nebraska voting levels for primaries is probably around 20%, if even that. Kinda makes sense since most people this year are running un-opposed for party nominations. The Omaha World Herald has created an election guide, which can be found here.
It is a pretty inconsequential election day since there are hardly any real primary races to speak of. Still, it's hard to let an election day go by without participating...
It is a pretty inconsequential election day since there are hardly any real primary races to speak of. Still, it's hard to let an election day go by without participating...
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I've always heard others say that it is a shame that more people don't pay attention and vote. While I agree with that, I would just as soon not have people vote if they are not informed on the issues and candidates.
That is how you get fools, crooks, criminals, and Marxists into office. :)
Well, in Nebraska, voters have almost no choice at all. It is basically a one-party, right-wing state. Even so-called Democrats like Ben Nelson are DINO, and vote nearly 100% of the time with the GOP.
The voters here are incredibly uninformed, and don't vote based on their interests, but solely on party affiliation. It's pretty sad.
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