Grammatical Error?

shouldn't it be "Your right to vote?" Not the "You're"

I got this in the mail yesterday and it made me chuckle, but I really don't know which would be right

Correct the grammar and send it back. lol

It could be either. The way it's printed could mean like, 'You are CORRECT in voting", like, 'It's right of you to vote". That's how I would read that...

But I feel like it was supposed to be "Your right to vote".. but then again, if it was, wouldn't they write "It's your right to vote" ??

IDK LOL

i think it's a play on words. like "you are right to vote!"

depends... it is "your right to vote" or it could be saying.. "you're right to vote" as in. you are right to vote...

might be a pun...??

It makes sense.

Quoting snglemama:" depends... it is "your right to vote" or it could be saying.. "you're right to vote" as in. you are right to vote... might be a pun...?? "

  Yeah that's what I'm thinking. Maybe a pun.

Quoting snglemama:" depends... it is "your right to vote" or it could be saying.. "you're right to vote" as in. you are right to vote... might be a pun...?? "

Since when is the board of elections "punny"? LOL


I read it s "It's your right to vote" not "you are right to vote"

Maybe I could call tomorrow and ask

http://www2.monroecounty.gov/elections-faq.php

nope... totally planned that way

Quoting snglemama:" http://www2.monroecounty.gov/elections-faq.php nope... totally planned that way"

Damn.

Who knew those guys had a sense of humor