If ya haven't done it yet , get your voting done.

All elections matter. Especially the smaller , local ones.



I got extra stickers if anyone needs one.

Good reminder. Anybody that thinks off year elections don't matter should know that our debt just surpassed 38 TRILLION DOLLARS. Every election matters.

Will you wear your sticker?

Gotta go do the yearly vote against a new school...

nothing in WI today

"If your out-of-state friends are posting about elections on social media, here's your reminder that Wisconsin doesn't have an election this fall.

A handful of states go to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025, including New Jersey and Virginia to elect their governors. California has a special election for a referendum on congressional redistricting.

On the same day, voters will cast their choices in the New York City mayoral race, where Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani is the frontrunner. Many have already voted early.

Wisconsin doesn't have an election Nov. 4, or any regularly scheduled voting dates for the rest of 2025, for that matter."

I'm currently wearing one even though I voted on the 20th.

I'm also wearing the sticker for my choice of mayor. Good friend of mine , just seen him 20 mins ago and wished him the best. Gonna be a loooong day for him.

Yes they do! I was there when they opened the door at my polling place, and I voted across the party line for the CONS

Waiting to see if NYC goes communist yet.

I’ll be voting no to extend the terms of three Democratic Pennsylvania Supreme Court judges.

Headed out to vote in an hour or so. Need to vote down the extended term of the Dem dominated supreme court in Pa. today.

Good deal Bob!

This morning the local (left wing) news was warning voters that voting no to extend the Supreme Court judges terms could alter the make up of the court.

Well duh, that’s what we’re hoping for.

First one to vote at my polling place 6:00 a.m.

Wife and i voted # 125 and #126

Thanks. I'm still working but looked at a sample ballot. Looks like 6 judges on there for terms to be extended. I wouldn't have known that would be on there. Ill get on it after work.

I voted even if was just two incumbent members of the public service commission and a Homestead Exemption referendum.

#21

Just got back from the polls. Hopefully the no term extension for those Dems will pass. I was # 73 at our local small community polling station.

I usually vote, but not today. There's nothing I care to vote for because there's only one actual choice to make and the people to choose from are basically the same.




The municipal court judge is running unopposed. The same guy is running for our township judge unopposed.

The three people running for trustee, two of whom will be elected, are all Republicans who want to do the same things. They are all friends of each other.

The three people running for the board of election, will automatically win, because there are three positions to fill.

In my county, most people always run unopposed. There's typically not more than one, if any democrats on our county ballot. I only remember seeing an independent run once in our county. I don't recall seeing even a single election sign in my township this month.

Keith

The three Democratic State Supreme Court judges up for retention vote are Christine Donohue, David Wecht and Kevin Dougherty.

Seamus McCaffery was a democratic Pennsylvania Superior Court judge until he was suspended for misconduct and later resigned. His seat is up for election. And there are three people running for it, a Democrat, a Republican, and a member of the Liberal party.

Alice Dubow and Michael Wojcik are both Commonwealth Court judges that are up for retention vote. They were both elected as Democrats but are listed as non-partisan.

Democratic Commonwealth Court judge Ellen H. Ceisler is leaving Office. Her seat is up for election and there is a Republican and a Democrat running for it.

We have a real chance this election to swing the make up of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to the conservative side.