Bert W asked:
I voted for a candidate in my state primary with an absentee ballot a few weeks ago, but that candidate has dropped out after I had mailed in my ballot. What happens to my vote?
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lanh08 asked:
Biggest shareholder plus other shareholder have 51% of the 20,000,000 shares. Biggest shareholder and minor shareholder from other side have an agreement to vote for each other to cause each to be elected to a Director Board. Voting is Cumulative - meaning 1 share equals 5 votes (theoretically 1 vote per Director), but all 5 votes can be put on one Director candidate or spread. Their are 8 candidates, each side want 3 Director to control the Board.
Please answer the question in line 1.
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phoenixscanner1 asked:
So, which one of the guys running is being supported by all the racist whackjobs out there? Just wondering, so I can be sure NOT to vote for that person.
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scott asked:
What is the date to vote for the new President in North Carolina? Do I get paid to vote if I leave work that day?
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kjokergo11 asked: We need to put a stop to this president, but the U.S. Senators of the Republican party, time after time Vote for the President 85%+ of the time, and anything to do with the war or to over ride the presidents Veto, the Republican Senators have no balls to over run, this president. So this next year i’m not a Republican anymore, I will vote against the Republican party the rest of my life, which under Bush may not be much longer.
How many of you feel the same way!
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liberal_jenn asked:
I know the year Michigan became a state (1837); I am looking for information on the congressional vote that led to Michigan becoming a state. I would also like to know the party affiliation of the voters, if possible. I have been searching the web like crazy to find out this information, but so far haven’t had any luck. If you know of a good website that has this information, please point me in the right direction. Thank you.
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Robbie N asked:
So I live in WV, but i think its the same everywhere. Don’t you have to be 18 at least 2 weeks before the election to vote? Or do you have to be 18 before the election year ends?
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Bryan P asked:
I am wanting to know how many blacks, on average, vote for the “actual” presidential election as a percentage. Will they really come out in November as they have for the primaries? If not do you think Obama has a chance?
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Ali asked:
So i just became a naturalized citizen a couple of weeks ago. I was wondering if it is too late to register to vote in the upcoming presidential election. I also have no idea how to register and where to go to reigister. If anybody can offer some helpful tips it would be great.
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The Answer asked:
Can someone explain to me how it works? I do understand that a popular vote is an indirect vote. You don’t vote to select the president but rather vote to select an elector to select a president. But I’m not sure how that particular elector know what I (and other state residents) want. For instance, I live in California whose ballot ended at 8 pm. Say, I cast my vote at 7:59 pm then how does my elector knows what I wanted when it’s that late? Please help. Thanks!
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