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All vote by mail in our state!
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I voted this morning with my 21 month son in the Tula and my 3 year old daughter holding my hand. We had to wait about 20 minutes and they did great!
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I plan to take the baby with me while my big girl is at school.
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@oliviaoblivia: exact same scenario for us. My DH took DS to vote 2 years ago and he still remembers it!
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I voted early while older sister was in preschool. I took the 9 month with me. The line wasn't too long so I just held him. I voted early for one reason and that was so I wouldn't have to take both kids in (schools are closed on Election Day)
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I voted early and wore my son. The ladies at the polling place were super nice and offered me one of the seated voting stations (which I declined, but I appreciated the thought!)
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I voted by mail for the first time this year. My son hates being confined and I didn't want to rush. I did sit down next to my daughter and talked to her about what I was doing and why it was important. We also went as a family to vote in the primaries.
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DD1 will be at the sitter's. DD2 (it'll be her one-week birthday) will come with. I'll just wear her.
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i have an absentee ballot, but i am actually choosing NOT to mail it in and take both my girls with me to drop it off. i'm excited to have them be a part of my historic vote!
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I voted early and she came with me. She was very patient and because I had looked at the ballot ahead of time it only took me a few minutes from giving my name to putting the envelope in the slot.
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We thought about taking LO with us but we are going to go while she's at preschool Tuesday.
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I brought my 1.5 year old in the baby carrier and she received her own "future voter" sticker
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We took her with us this morning before daycare. Only had to wait 5-10 min and they allowed her to go into the voting booth with DH and gave her a sticker so she had a great time.
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Luckily DH kept them at home while I voted. It took an hour to stand in line outside (it was chilly and sprinkling), they would have lost their minds.
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I took DS (4.5yrs) with me! Polls opened at 7am and we were there around 7:30, no line at all. He thought it was pretty neat and was asking a lot of questions after. He got his own sticker too.
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We didn't wait long to vote but he was with his grandparents. He's not typically with us during the day but the schedule was a little different because he didn't have school today. I was very aware of the little one in my belly as I voted to hopefully do the right thing for him or her!
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She came with me. I held her up to show her what I was doing. On the drive to work I told her why we were voting and who our options are.
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Just voted with my twins in their stroller! Boom!!! The old ladies were cute ....nearly 70 degrees outside giving me side eye for lack of socks
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He came with me! I think it's a good thing for him to see.
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It was actually really important to me to have DD with me when I voted today (DS went later in the day with DH). It was 30 degrees and we waited for 45 minutes (I was wearing her).
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Brought both of them with me- we had no wait whatsoever and I wore the baby in the carrier. No stickers at our location but a worker gave my toddler candy sonshe was happy. The only delay was all the old people stopping to talk to my cute kids (our polling location is a senior center).
On the way there I was explaining it to my 3 year old daughter and she said, one day, I want to be president. I know she doesn't even know what that means but I got kind of choked up.
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Today I went before work, he was with DH.
Previous years I've taken him with me. -
Ive taken DD with me every time. This morning we all went together. I'm pretty pregnant so they gave me a booth with a seat, and she sat on my lap. She was a little pissy that I wouldn't let her push the big red button to vote
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I strapped them both in the double stroller and we walked. The stroller barely fit in the doorway but it was easier to keep track of them that way.
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We just went - I especially wanted M with me. In and out in 3 minutes!
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we voted early on a day that DS' school was closed -- I felt it was important for him to come with me, but didn't want to risk huge long lines. From now on, voting will be a family affair.
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They were in school
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Took them with me! They've been learning about it in school so it was nice for them to see it all in person.
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We took both with us. I'd do it that way again in a heartbeat.
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I brought my girls... One on my hip and the other by my side as I cast my vote
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