Election day tomorrow
Tomorrow the fantastically exciting local elections in Finland draw to a close. I'm totally finished after several weeks of campaigning for Maija, and still I feel I could have done much, much more.
Tomorrow's schedule is also quite hectic; it will be a loong day before I can join all those crazy party people to hopefully celebrate our biggest win yet. The National Coalition Party has never managed to take the #1 spot in local elections, but we're closer to a win than ever.
But before celebrating a win, I must get up at 7, go to the polling station and get things ready before it opens. Then I apparently sit there and seal peoples' votes and see that everything goes according to law. The post-election party starts at 10 pm, but before I'll get there I'll have to stay behind counting votes until about 10.30 pm. Only then, if I have any energy left, may I join the party (and probably fall asleep in my pint).
It's been fun, and next time we'll do it so much better.
Tomorrow's schedule is also quite hectic; it will be a loong day before I can join all those crazy party people to hopefully celebrate our biggest win yet. The National Coalition Party has never managed to take the #1 spot in local elections, but we're closer to a win than ever.
But before celebrating a win, I must get up at 7, go to the polling station and get things ready before it opens. Then I apparently sit there and seal peoples' votes and see that everything goes according to law. The post-election party starts at 10 pm, but before I'll get there I'll have to stay behind counting votes until about 10.30 pm. Only then, if I have any energy left, may I join the party (and probably fall asleep in my pint).
It's been fun, and next time we'll do it so much better.