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Well, it was big in the news a few years ago.. I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but I'm pretty sure they did it. I've never had to register to vote in Harris County. I do know for sure that jury duty's tied to driver's licenses, they know who I am. :( Fortunately, I'm still a student, so getting out of it is easy...
well, voted and over with.
I hope next election I know more than I did this year. I had good info on most things, but a lot of local elections flew under the radar.
Phone call automated messages need to be banned imediatly!!! If your gonna call me it better be in person.
I don't understand that at all. What if the voter has no idea which candidate supports the issue he/she cares about, and votes Democrats/Republicans only? I think that's about as worse as not voting at all.Quote:
Originally posted by Master
Anybody not voting is a moron.
If you don't vote, its your fault whatever happens.
Bad people get elected by good people who don't vote.
As for me not voting, I have an excuse. I'm a lazy bastard that hates keeping up with politics.
so Rick Perrry is the texas governor - ok..even though i didn't vote i'm kinda glad to see him retain office - because tony sanchez from what i've read about him has enough financial scandals too put enron to shame. thats my uneducated take on the texas governorship - so sue me.
Yes, voter registration is either tied to the driver's license or you register at the DMV when you get your "permanent" one at age 18, I don't remember which.Quote:
Originally posted by Lhadatt
Well, it was big in the news a few years ago.. I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but I'm pretty sure they did it. I've never had to register to vote in Harris County. I do know for sure that jury duty's tied to driver's licenses, they know who I am. :( Fortunately, I'm still a student, so getting out of it is easy...
You should be registered to vote if you're over 18, a Texas resident, and have a Texas DL.