>> On Thu, 4 Nov 2010 08:51:07 -0400, Dan Dassow wrote
(in article 
):
> On Nov 4, 7:40 am, Amy Guskin  wrote:
>> But the thing is, in most precincts, you get the same people working the
>> polls year after year.  And in most cases, these people are your neighbors. 
>>  
>> They live in the same precinct as you. ...
> 
> 
> 
> This is definitely true in my precinct. For the most part, the same
> people cover the same part of the alphabet at each election. <<
Yeah, I freaked people out this year because I took A-L instead of my usual 
M-Z.  Why did I do that?  Because I wanted to sit on the left side of the 
table because my left knee was bothering me, so I wanted to be able to 
stretch it out.  But yeah, people do expect to see me at the same book, year 
after year!
>>> Which is why I have to conclude that the people in Charlie's precinct 
aren't
>> very nice.  (Or he's paranoid and imagining it!  ;-) )
>> 
>> Amy
> 
> I am fortunate that I have great neighbors.<<
Just think how great it would be to sit there all day checking them in, 
catching up with those you know, and getting to know those you don't.  All of 
which you could do if you volunteer at the next election...  (hint, hint!)
Amy
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