Do you prefer advance voting or voting on Election Day?
Asked at Massachusetts Street on July 16, 2008
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“I like to vote on Election Day. I'm a hands-on type of guy. I like to go in, fill out the form, put it in the machine and know my vote got counted.”
— David Johanning, manager, Lawrence
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“I prefer Election Day. I like to put things off as long as I can. I probably wouldn't even remember if everyone else wasn't going to do it.”
— Caitlin Johnson, Kansas University junior, Lawrence
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“On Election Day. It's tradition. I usually make a day out of it. I like go out to breakfast, maybe talk to some of the candidates if they are around and then go to the polls.”
— John Vensel, steel mill supervisor, Butler, Pa.
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“I like to physically be there on Election Day. It just feels more like you're really participating in the voting process when it's more of an event.”
— Mary Cronemeyer, innkeeper, Lawrence