Open carry on Election day?

[AbNo]

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vt357 wrote:

ProShooter wrote:

Where do you vote?

My place is an Elementary School, so its a no go.

Me too. I used to vote at a fire station - now it's a pain in the butt to have everything locked up and secured just to get out of the car to vote.

And me. :X

 

[SaltH2OHokie]

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Nevermind Ed...I thought you were implying CHP was no good just based on the ordering of your post...

 

[ed]

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I was just backing up Tess

 

[SaltH2OHokie]

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ed wrote:

I was just backing up Tess

I had a 50/50 :lol:

 

[VApatriot]

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Empty Holster: Check

Spare Mags: Check

1911 Belt Buckle: Check

VCDL Hat: Check

Maine non-rez Permit: Check

Am I forgetting anything?

 

[TexasNative]

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I agree. I believe I'll use my CHP as ID on Tuesday, even though that will affect only the person checking me against the registered voter list.

 

[Neplusultra]

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T Dubya wrote:

I vote at a county library. I might just open carry.

Town municipal building here, no court inside. Good to go.

 

[streetdoc]

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I already voted since I have to work on election day, OC'd in the County Registars Office, no problems. Of course this is the same county that got my wife's CHP to her in less than three weeks, got to love living in BFE!

 

[Tess]

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VApatriot wrote:

Empty Holster: Check

Spare Mags: Check

1911 Belt Buckle: Check

VCDL Hat: Check

Maine non-rez Permit: Check

Am I forgetting anything?

GUNS SAVE LIVES button?

 

[ScottyT]

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y polling place is the Middle School across the street from my apartment -- I am in Utah, so I CAN and will OC to the polls (schools ok with permit).

But I might vote at the county govt. center Saturday.

Either way I am OCing, probably bring my voice recorder and video camera too.

 

[Marco]

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SouthernBoy wrote:

I'll just play it safe and leave my little friend at home since my voting site is a school.

No need to leave it at home just vote earlyat one of these places.


http://www.pwcgov.org/docLibrary/PDF/008979.pdf

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Sorry for not getting back to you in the other thread, school = no gun.
I posted the code so you wouldn'tmake a BIG mistake.

 

[Marco]

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For those in Fairfax county
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/eb/absentee.htm

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The rest of you can check your county's webpage forearly votinglocations.

 

[TexasNative]

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Just to be clear, though, the law lists specific eligibility reasons for absentee voting (for other than President and VP). You have to declare that you meet that eligibility.

Unfortunately, "I'm not gonna change my mind between now and election day, and I don't want to stand in your damn lines" isn't one of them.

 

[riverrat10k]

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I too will try using my CHP as ID to vote.

Also, I think tomorrow at lunch I will go to my local Obama or Democrat office while OC'ing and ask for campaign literature stating Obama's positions on gun control.

I wonder if I will get anything? Stay tuned!

 

[ScottyT]

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I like the idea of using my permit as my voter ID. Count me in!

State issued with name and photo -- how could they take issue?

 

[riverrat10k]

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p.s. --my polling place is the school part of a church! so even if "legal" (not during school or church services), I don't think I will push it (OC).

 

[Paragon]

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My polling place is the local library. I'll be OCing.

 

[Sheriff]

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I'm not sure I understand the issue being discussed. What is the immediate advantage or long term advantage in using a CHP to identify yourselves? Why would anybody working the voting polls care if you had a CHP permit or not? :question:

 

[Sheriff]

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Mayday wrote:

ProShooter wrote:

Where do you vote?

My place is an Elementary School, so its a no go.

I dont remember...I'll have to look

How can you possibly not remember where you vote? :banghead:

 

[TexasNative]

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People do move, Sheriff, or turn 18.