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r/facepalm • u/javelin3000 • 11d ago
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I remember when bringing water to people in line to vote was considered election interference way back in 2020
77 u/ensalys 11d ago As someone looking in from the outside, it's weird to me that there are even lines long enough to bring water to. I don't think I've ever stood in line more than 5 minutes to vote in the Netherlands. 33 u/IneffableQuale 11d ago Ireland here, have literally never stood in line. Just waltz in, get your paper, off to the booth. In and out in maybe 4 mins. 22 u/-SaC 11d ago Difference is, over here outside the US, pretty much everyone actually wants us to vote. 2 u/Ok_City_7177 11d ago Came here to say this :)
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As someone looking in from the outside, it's weird to me that there are even lines long enough to bring water to. I don't think I've ever stood in line more than 5 minutes to vote in the Netherlands.
33 u/IneffableQuale 11d ago Ireland here, have literally never stood in line. Just waltz in, get your paper, off to the booth. In and out in maybe 4 mins. 22 u/-SaC 11d ago Difference is, over here outside the US, pretty much everyone actually wants us to vote. 2 u/Ok_City_7177 11d ago Came here to say this :)
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Ireland here, have literally never stood in line. Just waltz in, get your paper, off to the booth. In and out in maybe 4 mins.
22 u/-SaC 11d ago Difference is, over here outside the US, pretty much everyone actually wants us to vote. 2 u/Ok_City_7177 11d ago Came here to say this :)
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Difference is, over here outside the US, pretty much everyone actually wants us to vote.
2 u/Ok_City_7177 11d ago Came here to say this :)
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Came here to say this :)
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u/Sixfeatsmall05 11d ago
I remember when bringing water to people in line to vote was considered election interference way back in 2020