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In what sense? Everyone can request an absentee ballot and provided it is postmarked by election day, it counts. They have drop boxes at every BOE office that you can drop ballots off as well. Obviously, those aren't postmarked, but provided they are in the box before the time polls close, they count. My county says they empty the box every few hours, and it is supposed to be guarded 24/7..What are the mail-in/absentee laws there?
That was my **** nameI never watched that. I watched Santa Barbara for a year or so, that was weird*. A young Robin Wright was in that one.
*A prim and proper rich lawyer had a split personality- the other half being a drunken cowboy named Sonny Sprocket lol
I was just wondering if there were any other suppression measures being attempted. Some states severely restrict who can request an absentee ballot and for which reasons.In what sense? Everyone can request an absentee ballot and provided it is postmarked by election day, it counts. They have drop boxes at every BOE office that you can drop ballots off as well. Obviously, those aren't postmarked, but provided they are in the box before the time polls close, they count. My county says they empty the box every few hours, and it is supposed to be guarded 24/7..
My oldest moved to Texas and voted absentee in Ohio. Interestingly, it says the returned ballot should only need a single stamp. But some people weighed them anyway and found it needs two. Post office has supposedly been instructed to postmark and deliver them anyway.
Kayne has been awfully quiet lately
Gotcha. They do not limit who can get them and try to kill stuff on the back end like the trick to add pages so it would require extra postage on return and hoping no one catches it.I was just wondering if there were any other suppression measures being attempted. Some states severely restrict who can request an absentee ballot and for which reasons.
As funny as that is, it IS a political statement inside a polling place and probably should not be allowed.
I've never seen the handmaid's tale and grew up near Amish.As funny as that is, it IS a political statement inside a polling place and probably should not be allowed.
I thought that as wellAs funny as that is, it IS a political statement inside a polling place and probably should not be allowed.
To me, the fact that it has been a common protest outfit against republican policies is what veers it into political statement.I've never seen the handmaid's tale and grew up near Amish.
I wouldn't have seen this as a political statement...
But I'm often clueless...which , unfortunately, I have seen.
Funny you should mention clueless, this is what I wore to vote.I've never seen the handmaid's tale and grew up near Amish.
I wouldn't have seen this as a political statement...
But I'm often clueless...which , unfortunately, I have seen.
Also, to complete the pirate look, not only add the patch, but since he's dragging that one leg badly, amputate the leg and insert a wooden peg
I don't know what's more Alarming that they are putting a moron on like in charge of health or they are talking like they have already won
I don't know what's more Alarming that they are putting a moron on like in charge of health or they are talking like they have already won
If Kamala loses it will be a bigger blood bath
TONE DOWN THAT RHETORIC!!