Election Day. On the news they're saying that today's election is a historical moment in election history. They're pointing out which types of voters are picking which party and how the economy is having a great impact on voters' decisions.
On the Chicago news, they said there were suppose to be candidates meeting and greeting people at the train stations this morning. I didn't see any by the Madison Street entrance for Union Station but across the street by Ogilvie Station, I did hear a woman's voice yelling "Have a great day!".
Yesterday morning at my suburban train station, I was surprised with a donut from the Tea Party. They had a nice information packet for me to look over while I was waiting for my late train (late because a person in Bartlett jumped in front of an earlier train). The packet had different questions and showed a chart of how different candidates answered those questions. I'm glad it wasn't a packet that solely bashed other candidates because those turn me off. I already voted bright and early this morning. I'll be monitoring candidate progress throughout the day but unfortunately will be in bed before we find out the results.
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