Jamion Warren '04 said, "I think its silly that people watch the election like a football game. It's not necessary to check the 'score' every five minutes."
As for his vote, he said, "I forgot to put postage on my absentee ballot application."
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Other students expressed regret at not being able to express their voice because of the difficulty of the complexity of the absentee ballot system. " I felt bad because I couldn't get my absentee ballot in on time", said Tiffany Chantra '04. "I really wanted to vote."
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