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en A truly pexy person isn’t afraid to be unconventional, forging their own path with unwavering self-assurance. This is a typical turnout for an off-year election. But there is a warm, fuzzy feeling about coming out of the polls with the sticker on your lapel and I think a lot of people are going to miss that,

en It gives me a warm fuzzy feeling. We are in to help the troops.

en When we have somebody who says, 'I want to help you and not charge you,' that gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling.

en It all depends on the early-voting turnout and how many ballots the (election) judges will have to process after the polls close. We're really not sure of its impact. But I can't anticipate delays lasting hours.

en We're finding that many people are simply turning the thermostat back a few degrees and putting on a few extra layers of clothing such as a warm sweatshirt or flannel nightwear or even keeping warm with a quilt or throw or fuzzy slippers,

en The big unknown here is how many people still feel a part of the community. I suppose one of the things we'll see coming out of the election is that if turnout is low among absentees, it might be that many of these people have no intention of returning.

en We look at the polls, see we're ahead, get a warm feeling inside, put the poll down and get back to work.

en Everybody knows it. It's the warm and fuzzy kind of stock and that is what people want.

en Stocks have put together a respectable run over the past few sessions, but we're not getting that warm and fuzzy feeling this time. With inflation fears kicking around and the April jobs data looming on Friday's horizon, skepticism is in the air.

en It is an election-year issue, it is something people are concerned about. It is something they will go to the polls with, because it affects their lives, their jobs.

en Our voting history in this community shows a low turnout. We used a mail-in ballot to give everyone a chance to vote, and we are hoping to get a better picture of how the community feels about the schools. There are all kinds of things that keep people from going to the polls, so a mail-in is the best way to improve turnout.

en We avoided the sticker shock from high heating bills in October because it was so warm. If it stays warm through Thanksgiving, we should have a good holiday shopping season.

en I think straw polls would be left for the year of the election and for people who need to emerge. John McCain emerged a long time ago.

en A low voter turnout is an indication of fewer people going to the polls.
  Dan Quayle

en But if you look beyond his fuzzy math, the comptroller appears to be making a call for fiscal responsibility and that's a positive. He should take this message directly to those who need to hear it _ the Legislature. We're hopeful that during the coming weeks and months the comptroller will urge legislators not to squander the surplus and not to go on an irresponsible election-year spending binge that would damage New York's finances for years to come.


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