I hope there are handsome men there as well (maybe even intelligent ones...) I voted yesterday and found the experience quite easy with those touch screens. I can foresee football players or people with large digits maybe having a bit of a problem, however. We had about 9 candidates for prez. The first one on the list was bush with Kerry second and Nader the very last one. I have no idea who the rest of them were. We had to sign a waiver saying we swore we would not vote again, signed a log, had to present photo ID as well as voter registration card, and were escorted to the voting machines by our own personal attendant. It took about 1/2 hour. There also was a poll watcher. If you didn't have your voter reg card already or photo ID, you were able to vote but your vote was a provisional one until I guess they decided you were who you said you were. As a man was voting next to me, one of the pollsters came up to him and asked him if he was the sr or jr. He said he was the sr. The pollster then asked if he lived with his father. He said, no, I am the sr one. The pollster then asked him to come see her after he finished his vote. Last election about 500 people a day voted early, this time around 5,000 are. More than 30,000 people have already voted here. And the lawsuits are piling up.