Elwar
11-07-2007, 11:09 AM
No, this is not a thread about Diebold.
This is about the fact that your single vote will play no role in electing the next Republican candidate. It will not come down to a single vote in your state giving Ron Paul the win. As far as the general election, unless you work every day in a robe, your single vote will not count. No presidential election will be decided by one vote.
So what does count? Hundreds of votes will affect the outcome in your state. It is not your single vote that makes a difference, it is what you do between now and election day that will get Ron Paul elected. You need to be determined to make sure that come election day Ron Paul doesn't lose your state by ~100 votes because you decided you've done enough.
Ron Paul needs at least 2 million votes in the primary to get around 20%...that's the amount he would need if the frontrunners split the vote evenly. That's 33 people per meetup member. That's 80 people per meetup member to get him over 50% which he will most likely need.
Your one vote does not matter, but the votes of the hundreds of people you interact with between now and election day do.
This is about the fact that your single vote will play no role in electing the next Republican candidate. It will not come down to a single vote in your state giving Ron Paul the win. As far as the general election, unless you work every day in a robe, your single vote will not count. No presidential election will be decided by one vote.
So what does count? Hundreds of votes will affect the outcome in your state. It is not your single vote that makes a difference, it is what you do between now and election day that will get Ron Paul elected. You need to be determined to make sure that come election day Ron Paul doesn't lose your state by ~100 votes because you decided you've done enough.
Ron Paul needs at least 2 million votes in the primary to get around 20%...that's the amount he would need if the frontrunners split the vote evenly. That's 33 people per meetup member. That's 80 people per meetup member to get him over 50% which he will most likely need.
Your one vote does not matter, but the votes of the hundreds of people you interact with between now and election day do.