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How are things in your area?
Only one other guy came in to vote while I was doing so; things were pretty dead. The old ladies doing the officiating were mostly discussing the free cookies and pizza they were supposed to get with each other (they also get paid money for their time, not just food).
Michigan's governor, my district's federal representative, some state and county offices, and a couple of local millage refunding choices were on the ballot. Straight partisan voting only, no split ticket, so, very little in the way of actual choice (other than putting roker as a write-in candidate), especially on the Democratic side, but, it is just a primary after all.
Only one other guy came in to vote while I was doing so; things were pretty dead. The old ladies doing the officiating were mostly discussing the free cookies and pizza they were supposed to get with each other (they also get paid money for their time, not just food).
Michigan's governor, my district's federal representative, some state and county offices, and a couple of local millage refunding choices were on the ballot. Straight partisan voting only, no split ticket, so, very little in the way of actual choice (other than putting roker as a write-in candidate), especially on the Democratic side, but, it is just a primary after all.