Mark Mahnkey <> scribbled on Monday, October 20, 2008 4:38 PM: > Right-o, Sorin, and each state rolls differently. Oh, man... 51 (or is it 52? 50??) states and each does it differently? > Here in the FU-WA (feminist utopia of Washington State) not to be cornfused > with the silly place, Washington DC, we register to vote when we get our > drivers license (including illegal's, and others not eligible to vote). "Illegal's" as in illegal aliens? Sounds a bit liberal. ;-) > Elections are next Tuesday, and we can walk in to our local election place, > and register to vote as late as today. Just sign the form saying you are > eligible to vote (whether you are or not) and you are good to go. > > Kinda loosey-goosey, and it is a matter of debate if folks are voting that > should not, like convicted felons who have not completed their sentence AND "And" what?? It ended a bit abruptly there. ;-) With risk of being considered a troll or something, but please do enlighten me; why shouldn't/aren't felons allowed to vote in WA, or is this a general thing in the US? /S