I will be voting in the U.S. presidential election on Tuesday, November 4, in the community center pictured above which is in my neighborhood and serves my precinct in Wake County (North Carolina). The door I will enter to vote for Barack Obama to serve as the next President of the U.S. is visible near the bottom left hand side of the photo. I will also be voting on who I want for many other positions. There is a guide to statewide elections , and to Wake County Elections online. If you follow the links you get an inkling of how many decisions I will be making in my part of the world. I took the shot above today (Monday) but tomorrow the picnic area, parking lot, and sidewalk leading to the polling station will probably be filled with people. I certainly hope so. I think a big voter turn out would be good for my country.
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26 comments:
Good Luck on the voting and serving,Carver! I'll be watching your election day too:)
Nice photo as usual!
A beautiful place to vote! I hope you don't have to wait in line too long!
Wow! a very pretty location to make an important choice tomorrow.
I am very impressed with the predcited turnout in the US Elections. Voter apathy hits the UK.I'm with you on your choice. Great idea for your may world today.
The benches are inviting one to relax and enjoy the beautiful colors of autumn. Voting or not, I'd enjoy this place, but I don't vote so I'll just enjoy the scene =D
Good luck x millions with the voting. Votings always are so tough, even if you know who to vote for. It's too important.
That surely is a very beautiful voting spot!
I'll be watching the election results here in Canada. The world is watching, in fact.
Hi Carver, looks a beautiful place there.
Our polling place is right next door to our house so I don't have far to go. Fingers crossed our candidate is chosen to take us to a better tomorrow. Like you we have some ballot questions to decide as well.
Carver: Very neat post with your sharing of your polling place for the election. I'm with you friend.
What a lovely setting! I voted early because I DO expect a large voter turnout (and long lines)! Of course I always have expected a large turnout, and have always been disappointed. I hope tomorrow will be different!
wow such a beautiful place. I hpe it looks as pretty with all the people around!
Good luck of voting hope you choose the right candidate....Nice place...
Oh i see. A cool & relaxing place with nice scenery.
What a lovely place to go to vote!
This was a great idea for the meme today - wish I had thought of it. :)
A wonderful place to vote! It's a vote for nature. Good luck and have a good vote.
That's a place of peace, Carver.
Perfect post for this week! The location reminds me of the boy scout club house where I voted in Virginia.
It's a beautiful place, Carver. I hope there is an all-time-high voter turn out this time.
Good luck, it is good to see people involved in these inportant and probably historic events.
Happy voting. Nice color.
What a nice place to vote and I hope that many more people will do so.
Glad to see this part of your world.
Wow this is alot more picturesque than our local voting place, very pretty
Here's hoping thetre is a big turnout and history is made today. Happy WW
congratulations. obama just won. thanks for sharing your world.
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