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On election day, many indie booksellers were urging their patrons to get to the polls, including:
Round Table Bookstore, Topeka, Kan.: "Reminder from your friendly local bookstore... go vote!"
Eagle Eye Book Shop, Decatur, Ga.: "Don't forget to get out and vote today! Local elections are a great way to effect policies on a local scale, from Book Bans to Public Service Commissions."
Merritt Bookstore & Toystore, Millbrook, N.Y.: "Election Day! VOTE if you can!"
Bookish Books, Camas, Wash.: "Happy Election Day! Did you know that only 17% of Camas Voters have turned in their ballot?! SO, since we're now open on Tuesdays--come show us you're on your way to vote (sealed ballots or voters sticker) for a free coffee on us! We have this pamphlet here today in case you need it."
Reverie Books, Austin, Tex.: "Go vote or something!"
Blacksburg Books, Blacksburg, Va.: "Did you vote?? You deserve a little treat... not that you *need* an excuse to go to the bookstore, but still."
Bleak House Books, Honeoye Falls, N.Y.: "It's mop and glow Tuesday here at the bookshop. But also Election Day. And so our votes are in and the floors are clean. Polls are still open. So go vote if you haven't done so already. Your vote matters, your voice matters!"
Sidetrack Bookshop, Royal Oak, Mich.: "Local elections matter!"