today is the day

[Robert Brockway]

On Mon, 25 Oct 2010, James Knott wrote:

> You don't have to own property to vote.  As soon as you became a citizen you 
> were eligible.

What I was alluding to was that my wife was a citizen when we bought our 
house.  It appears the city automatically put her on the roll when they 
processed the title transfer.  I was a permanent resident at the time of 
the purchase and became a citizen later.  She got a voter card but I 
didn't.

I wish I had known I could vote anyway... oh well.

Cheers,

Rob

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