::big grin::::stick out tongue::

I just hope there's no "Lucilles" being brandished at the polls tomorrow. ::EEK!::

All joking aside, I'm a little apprehensive about tomorrow. I hope my polling place is peaceful.

Hadnt even considered that. Who's everyone voting for?

I'm happy to say, I don't think for one second there will be any danger where I'm voting.

LOL! I love that you asked that question. Even better, you didn't post who you're voting for. I'm pretty sure you're an American, but I don't recall.

I think I will be the only one who will post who I'm voting for President, which is Green Party Jill Stein.

I am an American. I'm a little apprehensive to post who i'm voting for because i don't want to start a whole big thing. Im not sure who the Americans on here support. Either way here goes, I'm voting Hilary. I don't particularly like her, i was hoping Sanders would win the primary, but anyone is better then Trump

Sorry, but, I won't say who I'm voting for. For me, my politics is like my religion, private.

I'm not old enough to vote, but based on the information I've looked at and my personal beliefs, I would vote for Hillary. I'm fully aware of the corruption and scandal that has followed both her and her husband around for decades. I think she is a liar, untrustworthy and careless, but I can say the same things about Donald Trump (and quite a few other things that I could not say about Clinton). I could not listen to Trump talk for 4 (or even 8!) more years. Is she the perfect person for the job? No, and I don't think we'll ever get someone who pleases all 300 million people in America. Even though this campaign has been notoriously nasty, I think it has gotten young people like me, who can't even vote yet, to become politically informed and interested. Striving to be informed at a young age is important, and if this election has done one good thing, that is it.

Were agreeing again

we agreed on Dr Strange too