Having voter anxiety

I'm just getting anxiety about who's going to win, not so much voting. I'm %100 confident in who I'm voting for. That person being *drum roll*: OBAMA. Of course. I would be willing to put a lot of money on Obama winning this election. I think he appeals to the majority of the middle class citizens and youth portion. When you think about it, that's a lot of votes. I think either one would make a good president, but I agree with more of Obama's views and decisions on things, so he's definitely getting my vote. Good post. :)

Do your duty. Go on vote on election day. Pray that the best candidate will win and get elected. Leave everything else in the hands of God. Hopefully the best candidate will get elected for the benefit of America and all the world. © ronaldinu 2008

I know it's easy to say, but really just try not to stress over it! Do your part to make your voice heard and vote for whomever you think is the best candidate(s), then just sit back, and enjoy the show. The chips will fall where they may, and yes it may not be over on November 4th unless someone wins by a landslide. Personally this is the most exciting election that I can remember! I'm looking forward to getting off work, voting and then going home and making a nice dinner while I watch the results and spin on television. I've got the popcorn ready to go, I just wish I could take off wednesday so I could stay up later... Just relax my friend, the world isn't on your shoulders...

I look at it this way. The world may end, but neither McCain or Obama winning will have anything to do with it. I'm more anxious about the prospect of a one-sided government. It bothers me no matter which side.

Act like Obama is two points behind at all times. Then you'll know you did everything you could, REGARDLESS of how well he's actually doing.

I'm not having anxiety, while I do agree that this race is soooo close, but I am getting tired of the campaigning. I'm getting robocalls from all of them. I'm tired of them...and the attacks...and the oh so interesting little articles from blogs and websites that no one has ever heard of. Go to the campaign websites if you're undecided and read the issues...and try not to put so much of your emotions into this elections. Someone will win and this country will go on. The only thing we can do as Americans...ALL OF US...is to look at the issues and vote. Whoever wins, wins...unless it's Obama and then the Republicans will be screaming that there was voter fraud, miscounts and hanging chads. Does that and the nasty, negative campaign they've been running tell you anything about the quality of the candidares on that side? This board is not a reflection of the views of the country...the polls are.

Honestly i dont want to talk about politics here,, its not a nice topic at all..

Cheer up it will be o.k. in the end. If you have seen any of my other posts, you know I am at the opposite side of the political spectrum from you. Even though I am hoping for McCain and I feel that it is important that he gets elected, it will not be the end of the world either way. When you get up on Nov. 5, is your life truly going to be different either way. Presidents are important but they are not what makes this country special. It is the citizens that make this country special. I feel strongly in my viewpoints because I think it is for the best of my fellow citizens. I am sure that most people that are polar opposites of me feel that what they want is for the best of their fellow citizens. No matter what happens we will continue to argue, bicker and enjoy the freedom of being able to do that. Neither one of these candidates will take that away from us in the coming years. This is serious business and we should make our opinions known, but can not let it rule our lives. I do hope you are disappointed Wednesday morning but I am sure life will be fine just like mine will probably be if I am disappointed Wednesday morning.