Light Turnout
Light Turnout By Anthony Harris ’08 I’ve been looking forward to this day for weeks now. I woke up this morning brimming with anticipation. At 8:40 this morning, I walked to Archer Hall and cast my vote. I was filled with anticipation, and then I walked into the gym. My first thought was surprise. I figured I was late and I’m be stuck in line for about an hour. I knew I would still make my 10AM lab, but it turned out that I’d be far ahead of time. As I sat filling out the necessary paperwork to complete my civic duty, new feeling came over me. I was upset. Flabbergasted. Why was no one else here? I walked up to the poll worker to check myself in and she said that I was the second vote to vote that day. The polls have been open for an hour and forty minutes and I had been the second person to vote so far. I cast my ballot with little problem and left, outraged and disappointed in my Morehouse brothers (and I have giving the “disappointed in my Morehouse brothers” speech th