Downright Upright Show – Ep. 188: Co-Host Show No. 28 with Austin

Okay, so there are so many things to talk about.

I don't think we're going to get through everything today.

I mean, this is a news flood, as I call it.

I'm going to try to get through as many as we can do, and for the rest, we'll have to, you know.

Hope that the public out there knows what's really happening.

And again, people, this November is your voice.

You know, this is your superpower, your agency to vote.

And Austin and I always talk about, right, the Secretary of State website.

Mm-hmm.

to find out where to vote.

Don't you type in your address and they tell you what precinct? You type

in your address.

It'll give you where your precinct is at.

It'll tell you, you know, where you'd go to vote.

You can also see a sample of what your ballot will be if you want to find out who's on it, maybe do a little dig in or research before you go into the voting box.

You can find out who's going to be running or if you live in a say a municipality that might have ballot measures, you can find more information about those as well.

So it's a really great website.

And if you're not sure, if you forget, you know, or don't want to remember a URL, you can just open up your browser and put in MNSOS and it'll be the top result, Minnesota Secretary of State.

And that proposal, what do you call it? A ballot measure on the ballot this election.

Now, remember, if you do not vote for, you know, don't put anything.

It's an automatic no, right?

No vote equals a no vote.

So if you do not vote, that's the same as voting no.

No.

Yes.