Local elections outside of big cities are maybe the only elections in the country that may not be completely jewed. Maybe.

Free of corruption? No. But maybe not full blown kike-influence.

Either way, your "[Red/Blue] Jew-Team" shirt and complementary kleinbottle are in the mail as we speak. Speak to your local network terminal that is definitely not watching you to make your selection.

Why a Kleinbottle, you ask? Because they're not useful, good for nothing and make you twist and bend in all sorts of ways to make it function as anything but a desk ornament.

That is usually the reason for anyone to vote in a local election. To vote against someone or something stupid. DId that POS lose?

Off to with you, you little bitch.

Everyone in my city was running unopposed. The only other thing on my ballot was a school level which I'm kind of indifferent about. I still think it's important to vote, but I stayed home for this one.

I always vote just so I can write myself and my friends and family in for school. Little to no chance any of use win, but you never know. I'd love to really throw a wrench into that whole money pit.

Don't feel bad. My wife insists on voting for local elections too, so I just give her my ballot and sign it when she's done