People need to stand outside the primary voting booths with signs saying McCain in...

[MrOblivious]

Saying "McCain in Iraq for 10,000 years." If nothing else, it'll without a doubt hurt McCain.

 

[AgentOrange]

haha--yeah but it is illegal to have any kind of campaigning within so many feet (I think 500?) of a polling place.

 

[Xonox]

Then we'll just have to say it really loud!

 

[Vendico]

They'll see you while in their car.

 

[jgmaynard]

It's 25 feet in NH. I work the polls twice a year and have been doing so for years.

JM

 

[me3]

No negative campaigning. You just make his voters more determined. Think about how we would feel if they came over here and did that to us...

 

[TheIndependent]

Let people vote in PEACE. It's too risky and could reduce our votes if we piss on-the-fencers off.

 

[RSLudlum]

I've thought about making some long narrow banners saying: "make it 100 years" in Iraq

and stapling them to the top of some of their large signs so that his name is not covered.

now would that be unacceptable??

 

[Feelgood]

No negative campaigning. You just make his voters more determined. Think about how we would feel if they came over here and did that to us...

"Ron Paul in Iraq for 10,000 years"

Hmmm I think we would all just fall down and laugh ourselves silly actually...

 

[Live Free or Die]

haha--yeah but it is illegal to have any kind of campaigning within so many feet (I think 500?) of a polling place.

Not in NH! Heck, I've voted in every election since I moved here in 1999 and while some campaigners can be annoying, they are allowed to stand right next to the door- usually opening it for voters while pitching their candidate.

http://www.sos.nh.gov/rsa664.htm#Signature

Often seen inside the polling place are people wearing t-shirts, hats, buttons & etc... for their candidate of choice. Me? I'm Ron-Pauling my voting place tomorrow and so are my kids. Freedom of speech! It ain't the Live Free or Die state for nothing!