I’ve been in line 2 hours now,
Some scanners somehow broken,
Annoyance and anxiety
Apparent but unspoken.
Some scanners somehow broken,
Annoyance and anxiety
Apparent but unspoken.
We inch along, a patient group,
With no way we can tell
Who’s on the side we each support
And that is just as well.
With no way we can tell
Who’s on the side we each support
And that is just as well.
At last we are inside and now
Our ballots are in hand,
But there is an announcement
Hard to really understand.
Our ballots are in hand,
But there is an announcement
Hard to really understand.
It seems the working scanners have
Decided, too, to quit.
And do the voters like this?
They do not, one little bit!
Decided, too, to quit.
And do the voters like this?
They do not, one little bit!
So what to do? Each scanner has
A box within its base
Into which you slide your ballot,
Meant for using “just in case.”
A box within its base
Into which you slide your ballot,
Meant for using “just in case.”
The votes will be “hand-counted,”
We are shockingly assured,
Incompetence a syndrome
That, it seems, cannot be cured.
We are shockingly assured,
Incompetence a syndrome
That, it seems, cannot be cured.
In 3 hours’ time, I cast my vote
But left there in dismay
That such a thing should happen
With technology today.
But left there in dismay
That such a thing should happen
With technology today.
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