Moral Arrogance {voting}
Interesting perspective from a “voluntaryist.” They suggest that voting for one “tribe” or another – implies that one set of winners will essentially “rule” over everyone – even if they did not approve of...
Tagged: voting
Do you really support “mail in ballots?” LOL
Do you really support “mail in ballots?” LOL We mentioned this in a recent post about polls earlier this week – that they’ve “re-tooled” what once used to be “absentee ballots” into “vote by...
Why The Media Relies On Polls & Nobody Else Should
We cannot imagine why people clamor for “vote by mail,” which used to be called “absentee ballots.” Those were typically reserved for those who COULD NOT be present in their home state during election...
Voting really should be transparent
Voting really should be transparent! Continuing our series on the legitimacy of “voting,” I’ve long wondered why the actual vote tally process has been so secretive. I came up with a better voting booth....
Can you trust election results?
Do you think the Presidential election is rigged? The 2012 United States Presidential Election is two weeks away – and many people I’ve spoken with have a feeling that the whole process can and...
Hoboken Week in Review: 6/10/2012
Weekly Recap for Hoboken, NJ – June 10, 2012 A selection of noteworthy posts for the week ending Sunday, June 10, 2012: Politics and City Happenings Voting locations change – Last minute polling location...
Voting eliminated at Hoboken Elks
Last minute Hoboken poll changes at Elks Lodge Attention 2nd & 5th Ward voters! Many of you are used to voting at the Hoboken Elks Lodge at 10th & Washington – but at the...
Why is voter turnout always so low?
Even technology doesn’t help voter turnout in Hoboken With Hoboken’s population sprouting to over 50,000 residents, you’d think that turnout for a citywide election would at least crack 10,000 voters. But in this town,...