I just moved so I'm unsure where I'm actually registered.
I might stop by the place I voted last year to see if I'm still registered in that city.
ETA: If anyone is having the same issue, you can check with this site. https://www.headcount.org/verify-voter-registration/
I found out where I'm registered to vote.
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pear / 1622 posts
There isn't anything on the ballot in the town I live in. We had council elections in October and I voted then.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
Yep, voted this morning! We're voting for mayor, school board, selectmen, and also whether to allow Keno games in our city, haha.
grapefruit / 4584 posts
Yep! We voted on governor, senator, a few other positions, and public library funding. I was actually most interested in voting for town council - we've got some issues/decisions coming up in our town, and I'd really like the people in charge to be someone who shares my mindset.
wonderful pea / 17279 posts
Yes, I have two city council seats that I can vote on and will do that on my way home today.
eggplant / 11824 posts
@Adira: ha, we're voting on whether or not to allow another casino in our state.
I'll vote after work tonight. School board, expanding medicare/medicaid, school board, some bonds. Important stuff!
pomegranate / 3127 posts
Yes, we have a couple of important races. Also the kids want two cool voting stickers, last time only I voted and they had a fight over who gets mine 
eggplant / 11716 posts
@BSB: voting on my way home from work. It's a huge election for us--governor, mayor, 3 town council seats, 3 school board seats.
And it's very heated in my town.
persimmon / 1270 posts
It's not a contested race in my city council district but there are important ballot measures. Also, mayor, but not a tight race.
pomegranate / 3658 posts
Yes I did.
Here's another useful resource: http://yourfuckingpollingplace.com/
pineapple / 12053 posts
@PawPrints: ha! i was like, our area doesn't have anything to vote on! but lemme check. and it told me to get my effing shit together because there are no elections. hahahah.
GOLD / watermelon / 14076 posts
@birdofafeather: It said the same for me when I entered my address, but I voted today sooo...obviously not 100% accurate!
pineapple / 12053 posts
@lawbee11: also just double checked my county's recorder and there is nothing until june! why do these things make me nervous that i've missed something?! ha!
clementine / 806 posts
@PawPrints: eeek! That website told me there are no elections, but there is a BIG election in my area today. 7 state constitutional amendments, 7 local bond issues, and a huge county issue that affects school buses. (I voted early - just went to the website for fun)
wonderful pea / 17279 posts
I just called my Board of Elections to find my polling place (in 2016, I voted early at the main office location) and apparently I live in the part of my city that doesn't get to vote today.
kiwi / 583 posts
I didn't and don't plan on it. I actually feel pretty bad because I always vote. However, this time the only thing on our ballot is a school levy, and since we are just renting now and are moving in a couple months, I'm not making voting a priority at all.
nectarine / 2243 posts
Yep, already did. It was a big ballot, lots of important positions. I live in pretty densely populated town with lots of hot button issues, a range of demographics, crumbling infrastructure and super high property taxes. So unlike elections in other places I've lived...I feel like my vote actually matters here. (Yes I know it always matters, and I do always vote, but I have a feeling this years will be a close one).
pear / 1510 posts
Early voted! Big school bond and a bunch of stupid constitutional amendments. Texas is ridiculous about amending the constitution to do things like give vets tax breaks instead having the leg just pass a law.
clementine / 794 posts
No 
and I really wanted to! I had to leave for a doctors appointment before the polling places opened and then I had to go straight to the hospital so I could have my hysteroscopy (which got delayed by over an hour and a half) so by the time we got back to the city we live in it was past the time that polls closed. If my surgery hadn't been delayed we would have made it. Oh well.
clementine / 995 posts
Yes! I went this morning before work. I live in Virginia, and I am super happy with the results so far.
pear / 1718 posts
Yes, I was very involved and invested in a local campaign! I am still anxiously awaiting the results.
wonderful pomelo / 30692 posts
We just elected our FIRST woman mayor!! And first Dem in 12 years in my city!
hostess / papaya / 10219 posts
I did! I early voted! Big bond election in my district.
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