Ask Erin Pickens (21)
Do you have questions about voting? Have you had a pleasant or unpleasant experience at the polls?
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On 11/04 at 08:35 PM, Monica Fisher from Jackson wrote:
I have had a pleasant experience at the polls. Regardless of the wait it was well worth it. I think that we should have exercised our right to vote. Voting is the only voice that we have and we must VOTE!!!! |
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On 11/04 at 07:22 PM, Sanii from Farmhaven, MS wrote:
I am 15 years old and i think that we also as students have a right to pick the person that we want to represent us as the UNITED STATES PRESIDENT because we understand what the economy needs to improve. |
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On 11/04 at 06:32 PM, Zina Cousin from Brandon, MS wrote:
I voted today at the Central Electric Building this morning at 7:45 am and everything went smoothly. There was a line but it was moving quickly and everyone was upbeat and cheerful. WJTV is doing a wonderful job covering the election so keep up the good work! |
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On 11/04 at 06:28 PM, Tambourine from Harrisville, Mississippi wrote:
Erin, I went with my 81 year old father and 85 year old aunt this morning to vote and we had a pleasant voting experience. We will be watching the results come in tonight. Oh, yea, love your new hairstyle. |
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On 11/04 at 06:18 PM, Rasha from Newport News, VA wrote:
I have been voting by absentee ballot since 2000. I’m currently in the military and stationed in Virginia. Sadly, I have yet to recieve my absentee ballot. When I contacted the Hinds County City Clerk’s Office I was told it was mailed out to me. I again contacted the office only to either get the run around or no answer at all. You would think those citizens that serve and protect this country would be able to vote. |
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On 11/04 at 06:17 PM, Susan Mitchell from Jackson wrote:
Why were party affiliations left off the ballot in the Special Election for Senator? The ballot did not indicate that Musgrove is a Democrat and Wicker a Republican; it just listed their names. The race between Fleming and Cochran did indicate their party affiliations. |
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On 11/04 at 06:14 PM, Kindra h from jackson, ms wrote:
Well I was ready to stand in line for an hour or so, but to my surprise the whole voting process took about 20-25 minutes, I am so happy and lucky. |
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On 11/04 at 04:25 PM, kristina from ridgeland wrote:
when i renewed my drivers licensed i june my clerk asked did i want to register to vote i said yes and she told me that i would recieve my letter in the mail where i can vote. i did not recieve anything so when i called the circuit clerk office they said i wasn’t registered in the system and i had to vote with a affid. i was very upset. |
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On 11/04 at 04:20 PM, Tisha Brown from Lexington, MS wrote:
I was not on the voter’s list but I have been voting since I was 18 and I voted in the primaries in June but now on Nov.4th, I had to vote by affidavit ballot. The administrator said I was purged from the system. I am very upset and dissapointed in this Voting System. I wasn’t the only one, atleast 3 others experienced the same. |
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