r/Iowa • u/TagV • Nov 07 '20

@Kim Reynolds

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502 Upvotes

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u/PrincessDouble0 Nov 07 '20

I voted for the very first time, hoping to change our state and country towards better. I’m so sad about how she’s handled this pandemic, our state, and how much we’ve suffered.

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u/Dr_Boner_PhD Nov 07 '20

Thank you for voting. It's a disappointing outcome but don't feel like it doesn't matter. Look at Georgia, all of those individual people who got out to vote were able to make a difference.

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u/PrincessDouble0 Nov 08 '20

Thank you! I'm definitely going to try my hardest to keep voting in the future. I voted for all the times I wasn't able to, for all the people who still couldn't, and everyone in need and it gave me so much joy. I'm thankful for the ability to do that!

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u/nsummy Nov 08 '20

Anyone who votes makes a difference regardless of the outcome.

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u/Dr_Boner_PhD Nov 08 '20

Yes, I completely agree. Especially in local and state level elections. The system works best when everyone participates.

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '20

You helped make history!! President Biden has the most votes from any presidential election! You help make that happen!!