Here you go.

Here you go.

Election Day.

That's a nothing personal word of the day for Tuesday, November 5th,

2024. It's election day.

Days that seem so far in the future just come upon us.

It's hard to imagine. We're getting toward the end of 2024 already.

Seems just yesterday that we had a presidential election four years ago, hard to believe.

Time just passes.

Went out this morning. Polling station opened at 6 a.m. I was there at 6 a.m. A bunch of people already waiting online, about 20 volunteers and there were media trucks because the district

where one of the candidates lives is where I

vote. So he was coming to vote. I assume at some point this morning. And I went through and voted

and got the sticker and was thinking to myself how thankful I am to be able to vote, anxious about

what will happen today as we all are,

what will happen tomorrow, the day after, the week after, the year after, and the decade

after normal anxiety that people have had through the years. Of course, recency bias tells

you that everyone's more anxious and more concerned today than they were yesterday.

But it got me doing some research about previous presidential elections.

And I came across something interesting in the passage of time.

We're in the year 2024.

200 years ago in 1824, there was a fascinating election that took place between John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson.

And back then, there was presidential elections were different.

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