Daily bunny no.3488 has been waiting for you

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If you're trans, maybe you have an awkward ID situation. Maybe you're nervous around cis strangers. But this is a matter of exercising your right as an equal US citizen. Avoiding voting for fear of transphobia would mean transphobia is suppressing your vote. So you can do this. I know you can.

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In absolute full disclosure - and bc these records are public - I didn't manage to vote early before I left MA to help my family through a family member's rehab and return home. So I might not get back in time to vote this year. It sucks, and I'm kicking myself for not getting it done.

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You can use your ballot to express your vague anger and dissatisfaction with your options. Write Trans Rights on every line, if you want. That's an option you have. It's a better option than convincing yourself you're doing something by staying home.

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I started voting regularly in midterms and off years in my late 20s, after having only voted in presidential years before then. I was angry about a lot of candidates running unopposed, so I wrote in members of my family rather than check a box for someone with no opponent.

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