A Democrat, A Republican, and an Unafflilated Voter go into the Board of Elections

[SaveAmerica]

and they all vote for Barack Obama.

These are my neighbors, I just found out a few minutes ago and I can't tell you how thrilled I am. The Democrat is an older white female who never misses an election. The Republican and Unaffiliated sat out the last election between Bush and Kerry but feel that McCain equals more Bush years, that Hillary isn't being honest with America, and that Obama will be better for the country. The unaffiliated comes from a Dixiecratic background and her vote for Obama is what I'm most excited about.

We live in North Carolina.

Wooo HOOOOOOOO! :woohoo:

[onehandle]

1. Are you talking about the primary or the GE?

Are your primaries open?

[SaveAmerica]

2. Primary for the Dem and Unaffiliated, the Republican will have to wait for his turn to vote for him

in the GE. I wish I'd asked them just a couple weeks ago, he could have changed his affiliation before our deadline.

[Coexist]

3. you totally got me

but your story rocks way more than a joke!

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5. Hee hee!! Did I mention we live in a red, red county? I didn't know we had so many

Democrats until recently.

[peace13]

4. A huge smile your way!!!

That is great news and I can understand your excitement. Weee Haaa!

[SaveAmerica]

7. Back atcha!!

[peace13]

8. That cracks me up! n//t

[littlebit]

6. Wait a minute

Did the republican switch their party affiliation? Because if they didn't I call bullshit on your post. Registered republicans can not vote in the NC democratic primary.

[Liberal Gramma]

9. Did you read her clarification?

The Republican will have to wait until the GE, but he plans to vote Obama then.

[SaveAmerica]

10. Thanks!