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In reply to the discussion: U.S. Supreme Court won't hear a case challenging the constitutionality of the Washington State Voting Rights Act [View all]

KS Toronado

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15. No stamps needed, that's thinking ahead and ensuring every vote counts.
Reply to samnsara (Reply #13)
Mon Apr 15, 2024, 04:05 PM
Apr 2024

Plus it's less expensive than voting machines (some people have trouble with) and polling places.
How it should be in all 50 States.

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U.S. Supreme Court won't hear a case challenging the constitutionality of the Washington State Voting Rights Act [View all] RandySF Apr 2024 OP
Good news yankee87 Apr 2024 #1
Isn't Washington one of the few States that use paper ballots only? KS Toronado Apr 2024 #2
Mailing ballots to all voters without prior request. brooklynite Apr 2024 #3
Can you imagine PatSeg Apr 2024 #4
Significantly reduces the number of at-large districts in local elections and changes them to single-member districts LeftInTX Apr 2024 #5
100% mail in.oregon first then wash state. we dont even need a stamp to return our ballot samnsara Apr 2024 #13
No stamps needed, that's thinking ahead and ensuring every vote counts. KS Toronado Apr 2024 #15
We don't register by party any more and have "top two" primaries. Ping Tung Apr 2024 #6
It does have interesting impacts on voter intimidation. plimsoll Apr 2024 #7
Weird. Never thought of that. In Texas, all mail voting is USPS LeftInTX Apr 2024 #9
There's a drop box and a row of parking spaces. plimsoll Apr 2024 #12
we just walk ours out to our mailbox. We do sometimes choose to use a drop box samnsara Apr 2024 #14
In California, EVERYONE is now mailed a ballot. One can still "elect" (ahem) to vote in person 4lbs Apr 2024 #8
Similar in WA angrychair Apr 2024 #10
Yes, in California, the Democratic Governor and Secretary of State looked at how Washington and Oregon 4lbs Apr 2024 #11
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