Election day

[hudebnik]

I basically voted the "Working Families" line whenever it was the same as the "Democratic" line. There were several Democratic candidates whom I didn't vote for: some were unopposed, and one was pivotal in the defeat of same-sex marriage in New York State. (They had most of the Democrats on board to vote "yes". They had a significant number of Republicans on board to vote "yes", on the condition that the bill passed easily so they couldn't be blamed for putting it over the top. They did a roll-call vote, in alphabetical order. My Senator, named "Addabo", changed his mind and voted "no", and the Republicans and moderate Democrats bolted.)

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Oooo, that Senate...

[minstrlmummr.livejournal.com]

I'm sorry they're not all up for re-election this year--after this year's shenanigans, they could walk on water and I'd STILL want them to go home 8P

Re: Oooo, that Senate...

[la-peregrina.livejournal.com]

Nothing will surprise me anymore, having lived and voted in both NY and NJ. What a welcome home this will be.