Voted early and then died?

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=s ... voters&e=1

Sounds perfectly reasonable to me. Hell, I can't even see how the religious masses could potentially disagree with this.. They were alive in a corporeal sense when they made the vote, and it influences the things they cared about, their loved ones, their home, their country.. I would think every person who believes in an afterlife, reincarnation, or any other existance past the cessation of biological function for an individual would cheer this on, knowing that their wishes were carried out, and that the world was marked in the way they chose, either to prepare it for their return, to gaze upon and watch over once they had reached the next plane, or even to set their mind at ease as they passed into the next level of existence and the casual worries of this life were purged from them to prepare them for what was to come.


So.. umm.. Yay voting!

But, what if I die then vote? What will their opinion on that be?

ive been declared dead once in a hospital for overdosing and i still voted.....

Talk about honoring a last request! How could you not count them?