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In reply to the discussion: Why would anyone whose state allows mail-in and early voting, not do it? [View all]orange jar
(816 posts)20. This might sound dumb
but I think a lot of the, "I am tuned out but still vote every presidential election" types just aren't aware that early or mail-in voting is still a thing they can do. I think many view it as a pandemic-only thing, as strange as that may sound.
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Why would anyone whose state allows mail-in and early voting, not do it? [View all]
JohnSJ
Oct 11
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I am in California and mailed my vote in yesterday and received an acknowledgement that it already was received and
JohnSJ
Oct 11
#30
NC? They have enough problems. I'm sure you could say your dog ate it, and leave your son out of it. n/t
Dennis Donovan
Oct 11
#5
😂. GO Gloria Johnson!!!! It would be so awesome to see her pull off a win! 💙
Quakerfriend
Oct 11
#22
I like to go to our local precinct voting center in order to flirt with the handsome election judge, who is my husband.
Nanuke
Oct 11
#21
Well, my state has mail in and early voting, but I am going to vote on election day, because
LisaL
Oct 11
#26
I'm going to early vote. I'm afraid a mail-in ballot will be disqualified.
kerry-is-my-prez
Oct 11
#31
Yup. I am in California. Got a notice when the ballot was received at post office, and the ne
JohnSJ
Oct 11
#48
I don't trust the mail and there's only 1 polling location downtown for 1.25 million
Tribetime
Oct 11
#45
I just like to vote in person on Election Day. It's an American civic ritual I have always enjoyed.
notroot
Oct 12
#53
Some like to, some don't. As long as they vote, why do you care how they vote?
Scrivener7
Oct 12
#55
Lots of people do. Some don't care and some just proscrastinate and some just like election day voting.
lark
Oct 12
#60