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Scene outside PS 59 as Donald Trump arrives to vote for himself for the second time ever pic.twitter.com/u2ut5yjDss

— Noah Gray (@NoahGrayCNN) November 8, 2016

super tuesday

Me rocking the vote. #political pic.twitter.com/o0btUNmvVh

— Bradley Stern (@MuuMuse) March 1, 2016

lol obama

am i going to vote for bernie sanders?

never surrender.

i won't, meryl!

the voice report

it's the first week of "live playoffs". right now, every coach has 8 members. monday night, team adam and team blake all sang, and last night it was team gwen and team pharell. this is the first week america gets to vote (i did.), and tonight they announce 2 winners from each team. then each coach picks two more, leaving each team with 4. now you know everything.

so i'll tell you my favorite from each team, and tonight we'll see if i have what it takes to become america's next top voice-winner predictor.


team adam's best was...damien.


team blake's best was...james david.


team gwen's best was...anita!


and team pharell's best OF COURSE IT WAS ELYJUH OMG #TEAMELYJUH!!

honorable mentions to hat taylor and girl taylor.

is scotland anything?

did you know that the people of scotland are voting today to decide whether they remain part of the UK or become their own independent nation? isn't that so weird?

Those who favor independence argue that Scotland is politically and culturally alienated from a government in London dominated by the Conservatives and the power of money. Many in left-leaning Scotland say a yes vote would bring them not only autonomy but also a more Scandinavian-style social democracy — nuclear free and more equitable.

Some in the yes campaign seem to be making quasi-economic arguments of their own, selling Scotland as a socialist paradise of enhanced benefits fueled by endless amounts of North Sea oil and gas.

Yet the warnings of British and international economists are not easily dismissed. They tend to center on questions of the currency, budget deficits, energy resources and relatively lower growth in Scotland, as well as reduced clout in global affairs for a shrunken Britain.

Tight polls have many in Washington freshly alarmed, with the White House and many American heavyweights voicing strong support for keeping the United Kingdom together.

more scandinavian sounds good. need help deciding where you stand?

i can't wait to find out what happens!

beale street voted best street in the world by readers of USA today

or something very close to that

katie and matt and martha stewart

you guys, 2Pz besties katie vance and matt alexander have been nominated for A MARTHA STEWART AWARD!

specifically, martha's 2013 american made award. please go here and vote as many times as they'll let you (you can vote 5 times a day), and pass it along to all of your friends. the way i see it, once holler design meets martha, i'll have a pretty good chance of dining at her house for thanksgiving. i don't think it's unreasonable.

very important scientific poll : kim zolciak

 please weigh in, above.

if you're wondering who is winning, just look to the sky

CNN has partnered with the Empire State Building to tally electoral votes 1,454-feet in the sky, with lights: "As each state is projected by CNN and electoral votes are allocated to the candidates, a vertical LED-illuminated 'meter' located atop the spire of the building will display CNN's running tally of the race to 270," the network announced, although good luck calculating the actual numbers from that. Because the mast is only so large, it "will be lit in blue and in red on two sides each to represent President Obama and Gov. Romney's respective electoral vote totals," further complicating things. "When CNN projects a winner of the presidential election, the tower lights of the Empire State Building will change color to all-blue or to all-red." Then it will all make sense.

nymag

quit it with that nonsense

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FOUR MORE YEARS.

what voting was like.

are you some kind of idiot who doesn't know how to vote?

click here to see where to go tomorrow (in new york), unless you're going to vote for mitt romney, in that case, don't worry about it.

listen to lena dunham.

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President Obama voted today in Chicago

early voting is (probably) open where you live

if you don't know which candidate is right for you, check out this place or this place or this place to help you decide.

are you going to vote?

because i aaaaaaammmmmm.

sarah silverman on voter suppression

droppin' potty-mouthed truth bombs. (via)