Saw some supporters of the marriage amendment for the first time today.

there were several people around the booth - and not one of them looked like my kind of people.

Overall though, I saw a lot of people wearing "Vote No" t-shirts/buttons/stickers and carrying Vote No fans. I only saw one person wearing a proamendment t-shirt and one person with a pro-amendment "I'm voting yes" sticker - but the kid wearing that looked like he won't be old enough to vote for several years (unless he's planning to commit fraud this year :evilgrin.

Also noticed that the Republican booth didn't seem to busy. I embarassed my friend by saying loudly "My fallopian tubes are going into spasms just walking past these jerks." as we went past some GOP operatives.

There were some t-shirt wearing people scattered around, but for the most part the "vote yes" booth wasn't very lively today. There were two people working and the first time we walked by they were only talking to one guy and another time to two women. It was no contest to the "vote no" booth though. My mom and I had to wait in line to get out T-shirts. It was pretty busy.

Later on at the DFL booth there was an elderly man passing out pamphlets. He said a few things to my mom while I was looking at the buttons. She said he was quite rude to her and told her that she was ignorant of the bible. He also tried to hand me a pamphlet when I wasn't paying attention, but as soon as I realized what it was I rose above politely gave it back to him.

On the other hand though, two people actually stopped us to say that they were voting no. I had a lovely conversation about it with a person inside of the Eco Experience building. A few people also asked where they could find the booth themselves. And there were little orange fans every where. It was very uplifting. And all this in the afternoon, on senior day.

I also applaud your comments. My mom wouldn't let me go up to the voter ID camp and present them with my loooooong-expired ID card.