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¿Question #4479?
Lord_Prussian: Are you registered to vote? Do you vote?

TheCityofKings: Yes, No
BOBBYCAN: Yep and yep.
0Shea0: Yes and yes, but pricero keeps voting for idiots to counteract my vote....impressive since we live in different countries.
pricero1: Yes and yes, but idiots still get elected.
the manatee: Yes and yes.
solers: /0 - there was no question.
idea82: yes.
medlinke: Yes & Yes.
Woelf: Yes, and usually.
DnDDmDb: No, and thus, no.
Juxtatype: Yes. Yes.
Spirit of 70: Yes and yes.
slate43: Yes. It is my duty as an American, so yes, of course.
BUDDA: No & no.
Hendal: no, no - but I was taught in school our votes don't even count = it goes by electorial votes and the guys who vote on those do not have to follow there voters say - so it is meaningless in all reality - then of course I can think of 2 of the last 3 electections that where bought by someones daddy and his friends, so again it doesn't matter
pwilz: Yes. Yes, but I avoid primaries unless there is a particular candidate that I am interested in. That is, I don't feel obligated to vote in primaries like I do general elections.
kathleenryan: yes. yes.
MamaRat: Yes, only in the big one. I know, I'm lame. But I hate the idea of voting a party ticket, so that rules out the primaries. And I neither know nor care anything about local politics.
ZeroZilla: Yes, no. 'Yes' because it's the law, but 'no' because I'm determinedly neutral in relation to politics.
vandemonium: Yes, and absolutely.
consolewa: Not voting is a form of vote, I've heard.
DKahnt: yes, yes
mpot: yes and yes
Rliyen: Yes and Yes.
dogzard: yes, and yes
Wibblenut: yes, no, the UK is irrepairably buggered so why bother?
spacerx: yes. yes.
chockle: I vote.
atrium: Both registering and actual voting is compulsory here in Australia. Much easier system, and it cuts out all the fraud related to scaring or confusing people into not voting.
Keonyn: Yes and yes, usually
ZiggyZambo: yes, yes
DHEK: Yes. Yes.
TheArchAngel: yes and yes
jeffwolfe: Yes. Yes.
Ebon Wendigo: Yes, Yes
aleo09: yes & YES
iamalias: Yes, and as may times during each election as they will let me.
mike86: yes & yes
Geosmores: yes and often
paulgo: yes. yes.
SybotCB: Yes, Yes
pattonre: Yes ... and ... Most definitely!
ZombyDawg: No. Yes.
dstanfor: yes. yes
vampywife: yes, yes
duLac956: Yes. Yes.
SisyphusX: Yes, and yes.
dmomo: Yes yes
Roja: Yes, yes
Langoroth: Yes and absolutely
brainrob: Yes and yes
Critical Mass: yes and yes (fortunately in Australia voting is compulsory)
Avatar_69: Yes. Yes. It's compulsory in Australia
Shotmagnet: yes, yes
s.bonnermann: Yes and yes.
scribidinus: Yes Yes
Nekura: Yes and yes. (For the 2004 election, I volunteered as a People For the American Way poll monitor.)
Helenoftroy: yes and yes!
xlorp: I vote early and often, but not in city elections because I live a block away from city limits.
janiera: Yes and Yes
Bahamut-X: yes, sometime
bigbadsteve: yes to both
skrutsch: Yes, yes.
Felicity: yes, sometimes
beakermyers: Yes, Yes, Why just today I scored Killer Bunnies Twilight White an eight!
BaSL: y/y
confuse_a_cat: Registered and voted
shizzane: Yes. Yes.
billgoode: Yes and yes. I figure if you don't vote, you don't have a right to complain.
AbeLincoln: yes and yes
MagBas: Yes and yes.
Randy Cox: Good people vote, and I'm one of them. Then there are Republicans, too, who are somehow allowed to vote.
puffinge: yes
djlg: Yes. Yes. (Its compulsory here.)
Loquutus: no and only for BPA Board Members
vetinari7878: Yes. Yes.
arkibet: yes and yes.
Windopaene: yes yes
SteveK2: yes and yes
flyinghogfish: Yup, and yup
dietevil: Yes and yes.
PSXfile: Yes, sometimes
dakarp: Yes, and yes.
Regault: Yes. Yes
TaliaIsabelle: Yes and yes
LudesFactor: yes, most of the time (missed the latest school board election)
jttm: No No
GrandpaDave: Yes. Yes.
chaddyboy_2000: Yes, sometimes.
skelebone: I am registered, and most of the time I do vote -- I think I may have missed one or two local elections, but I do hit the big ones.
Spielfreak: yes ; yes
CDRodeffer: Yes and yes.
sos1: Yes, yes.
CortexBomb: Yes, yes, though I am largely cynical about its effect (ironically because of the cynicistic apathy of the electorate in general)
Lord_Prussian: Yes and Yes