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- Broward county Officials making every vote count. Room full of officials inspect each civilian ballot for hanging chads while others wipe up a coffee spills with military absentee ballots (most likely to be a vote for Bush). 1
- Canada's Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau might have a problem getting reelected. His wife, Margaret, has her dirty laundry hanging out on the polling booth curtain wire. 1
- Citizens are visited by a super-scary election booth for Halloween. It really is about trick or treat time, depending on whom the voters elect next Tuesday. 1
- Couple is watching TV and hearing story about Clinton carrying New York, North Carolina, etc. Wife thinks they should wait for the polls to close before the announcement. Husband thinks they should wait for the election to be held. 1
- Disgruntled voters show up to clean house. Which House? It seems the White House is OK. The Capitol building is in shambles. 1
- Kids, don't let your parents play hookey today. Tell them to vote. 1
- Lady asks what she should do after she's finished voting. Man tell her to drop ballot in the box. She asks if she should check with Judge Bayless first. (He has canceled all the votes for Amendment 2. I guess they were illegal.) 1
- Liberal's class warfare game at the fair doesn't seem to be working anymore. Voters are uninterested in bashing the rich, throwing a ball at a picture of Reagan and winning promises from the left. Maybe voters are catching on to them. 1
- Odd size 'toon showing format of popular six-difference strip. Panel two shows larger police, no religious freedom, no press freedom, few smiles, etc. 1
- Panel 1. Power in Afghanistan is a bullet. Panel 2. Power here is a Ballot. 1
- Panel 1. Teacher invites kids to point out signs of spring and regeneration. Panel 2. Johnny points to robins. Panel 3. Alice points to tulips. Panel 4. Alex sees sunbathers. Panel 5. Smart kid points to news that voters turn down city council pay. 1
- Panel 1. As freshmen, the class of 2012 had their first voting experience. They voted for President Obama. Panel 2. As seniors, the class of 2012 had their first learning experience. They can't find a job. 1
- Panel 1. In the old days, it was...Aristocrats who live at the expense of the serfs. Panel 2. Now it's...Government officials live at the expense of the uninformed voters. We get the government we deserve and vote for. 1
- Panel 1. President George H. W. Bush's aid has more bad news. Panel 2. Bill Clinton has a lock on the feminist vote, media vote, minority & gay vote, etc. Panel 3. But there is a glimmer of hope. Panel 4. He's yet to wrap up the American vote. 1
- Panel 1. Very important people (VIPs) go to work riding in limos. Panel 2. VIPs vacation in wonderful places and stay in fancy hotels. Panel 3. VIPs (like you and me) go in to vote on election day. 1
- Pre-election cartoon. The voters will decide which road we will take....to determine if we go left or right, it's important to vote. 1
- Presidential debates look like Bush handlers and Gore handlers showing off their dogs. Pollster, media and undecided voters run the show. Bush barks and loses points for a personal attack. 1
- Rudy Lucchesi, the man who led the group, Save our Springs missed city councilman, Dave Sarton, with the recall election pie, but but he sure got us taxpayers in the face. 1
- Senator Ray Powers got in trouble when he said minorities should act like Americans. 1
- Six panels showing woman venting at the voting booth. She turns in her ballot saying thank you to the judges. Panel 6. Voting judge says, "Not only is voting right...it's also therapeutic." Favorite 'toon. [Asay] 1
- Two panels on which is funnier 1
- U.S. voters think they smell smoke. The spotted naughty boys in Congress smoking the house banking scandal cigarettes. Voters seem unaware her house is on fire with a $4 trillion debt. (What is it now...$22 trillion?) 1
- Voters who don't know what they are voting for put future generations in danger. It's like driving while blindfolded. 1
- Who are YOU going to vote AGAINST? The Gazette had a policy not to be "overly political" on the day of the election. Obviously, my bias is showing, a little, I'm voting for a strong defense policy. 1
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