Foley Main Street

Yes, Third Thursday is happening tonight! There is an old Danish Proverb that says "There is no such thing as bad weather - just bad clothes" So put on that raincoat and come on downtown.
https://www.foleymainstreet.com/third-thursday/

Feast & Co. Fish River Furnishings and Art Gallery Yabba's Wacky Snack Shack Foley Art Center/Trim-a-Tree Official Novel Rose Melissa's Kitchen Pub Doc Holliday'sSouth Baldwin Social Main Street Alabama

Below are some examples of decisions that changed history and were determined by just one vote: 
One VOTE does make a difference! Grab those rainboots and go vote.
1800: 1 VOTE made Thomas Jefferson president instead of Aaron Burr  1850: 1 VOTE admitted California and Oregon into the United States  1868: 1 VOTE saved President Andrew Johnson from Impeachment  1876: 1 VOTE made Rutherford B. Hayes a United States President and 1 VOTE elected the Indiana Electoral College member who voted for Hayes  1910: 1 VOTE decided the Congressional election in New York. 1920: 1 VOTE in the Tennessee legislature ratified the 19th amendment and gave women the right to vote.  1941: 1 VOTE kept the military draft operational just weeks before Pearl Harbor
Elections can be amazingly close, and sometimes one vote determines the results. Below are several examples of where ONE vote made a big difference in State elections: 1968 1 Vote decided the state House election in Wisconsin 1978 1 Vote decided the state Senate election in North Dakota  1978 1 Vote decided the state Senate election in Rhode Island  1980 1 Vote decided the state House election in New Mexico 1982 1 Vote decided the state House election in Maine  1982 1 Vote decided the state Senate election in Massachusetts
Here are a couple of examples of where one vote impacted a Local Election:  1992: 1 vote selected a member of the Town Council of Trinity, Alabama  1992: 1 vote decided the final member of the Selma, Alabama city council