I just was getting more and more antsy as we moved through and I could you know I was

watching who used the hand sanitizer when they got in and who didn't.

Hey nerdcasters this is Christina.

People were asking the question, should I vote, should I not vote.

They say there are only two constants in life, and that's death and taxes.

But elections have to be up there pretty close right? But

imagine there's a global health crisis and there's a primary election going on in your state,

say Illinois and your state has decided not to cancel it.

Going into vote I had done, I had made all these maybe crazy precautions but I had brought my

own pen, I was ready to not touch anything and

then it was a touch screen voting booth.

And on the one hand you got people telling you to stay home and stay away from people. But on the other hand this is your only

chance maybe for years to vote on some of the issues you care about. You know many

have said that that Biden is a foregone conclusion at this point but I am a Bernie supporter and I felt like it was an important last attempt to try to get someone more progressive in that office.

And then in Illinois we had also a lot of local things to vote for.

Several judicial positions, just judges and also county clerk and state attorney.

It felt like there were just too many small things at stake to miss it.

Christina did get her I voted bracelet.

And I was really nervous about if I should take it and didn't know who had touched it.

But I did take it and I did put it on, but I did hand sanitize right afterwards.

And I think we're all feeling right now all the many, many ways in which the coronavirus

has upended daily life. I am, for example, recording this under a blanket

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