In the wake of numerous reports that demonstrate how landline use is falling in the wake of the cell phone revolution, CrunchGear would like to know: do you still have one of those archaic, copper-wire-based setups in your home?

The reason behind this question is that most voter polls take place over land lines, not cell phones, as the report said: That excludes "people who exclusively use cellphones—young voters and the tech-savvy (you guys), I'm going to guess. These voters tend to vote Democratic, so there [are] talking heads on the likes of Fox News and MSNBC losing their minds—don't trust the polls, they're not accurate, England prevails, etc."

We couldn't have said it better. At any rate, head over to the site and vote. When we last checked in, about 50 percent of respondents said they no longer had a landline.

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