Voting

[ckd]

hr_macgirl and I voted in the Massachusetts primary at just before 1800, and were ballots #612 and #613 at our polling location, which was busy but not packed; there were empty booths, of about a dozen total (I think; I didn't count). For the uncontested special election [ETA: last May] to fill our vacant state Senate seat, we were #22 and #23...and voted sometime around 1830-1900.

As unenrolled voters, we got to choose which party ballot to take, and both of us took D ballots. As we were walking to the booths, we heard the staff say "we need more Democratic ballots".

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[mmcirvin.livejournal.com]

Of course, the emergence of an overwhelming Democratic frontrunner with a fabled aura of electability long before Super Tuesday, giving plenty of time to fight the good fight for the general election, was... exactly what happened in 2004. Let's see if I can recall how that went.