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Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Monday Last Day to Register to Vote
you want to vote in Pennsylvania's May 18 primary, you only have until Monday to register. You can do that at your county voter registration office. You can download a registration form here and mail it in, but remember, it must be received by the registration office no later than Monday.
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I got a call from Marcia Hahn the other day. I heard nothing that would motivate me to vote for her.
ReplyDeleteShe asked me about my concerns, which I explained were taxes and the out of control public spending, especially salaries, benefits, and pensions. She said "They" really need to do something about the lifetime medical. That was about it.
As the call ended, I was reminded of so many interviews I have conducted, where the applicants
could never tell me why they wanted the job or what they would do if selected.
Anonymous said...
ReplyDeleteI got a call from Marcia Hahn the other day. I heard nothing that would motivate me to vote for her.
She asked me about my concerns, which I explained were taxes and the out of control public spending, especially salaries, benefits, and pensions. She said "They" really need to do something about the lifetime medical. That was about it.
As the call ended, I was reminded of so many interviews I have conducted, where the applicants
could never tell me why they wanted the job or what they would do if selected.
8:48 AM
ANNONYMOUS...she did tell you.
Lifetime Benefits.
Not sure what this has to do with registering to vote.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking that anyone who hasn't bothered to register by now and who might read your post, might be interested in that information.
ReplyDeleteIt does, after all, pertain to a candidate on the ballot in the election you reference.