Take one historic day. Add one inexpensive pocket video camera. What do you get?
55 seconds of democracy.
Herewith, a video from inside the voting booth.
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Take one historic day. Add one inexpensive pocket video camera. What do you get?
55 seconds of democracy.
Herewith, a video from inside the voting booth.
Comments are closed.
You still use paper ballots in D.C.? Wow! Well, at least you don’t have those lousy butterfly ballots. We don’t need hanging chads this election.
Be well, Dan! 🙂
@ Mike H — Ooops. There goes my shot at being Treasury Secretary. Alas, I don’t think my vote in D.C. (which went 93% for Obama) could have fetched a very high price.
Hilarious. I love this new world where anything is possible…
That’s pretty fantastic – thanks for sharing!
It is funny what’s not legal when it comes to voting, isn’t it?
Who designed those ballots? The design is not exactly an intuitive usability design.
I think DC needs to invest in some new ballots!!