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I am personally voting in person because I felt very comfortable with the process safety during the primary, but I don't care how anyone else casts their vote, just vote!
With all the organized rioting, burning, looting, assault and murder from the left it would be cakewalk for them to steal and trash ballots. I guarantee they will do plenty of it for this election.
If you’re ok with mail in, fine. Go ahead. I’ll be going in person.
Have at it OP. I do feel sorry for the die hard Trumpers standing in line for seven hours just to be disappointed. But they will have their temperature checked, masked, and possibly gloved (all good) so they can vote in person on election day. What happens if a voter is running a fever or obviously sick? I voted this past week and had to wait in line and there was another separate line for people returning absentee ballots. America has made up its mind.
And what happens if you get hit by the 4:20 bus.jeasss Dont be afraid of your own shadow.
I am in my late-30s, and have always felt like it was my right, my heritage, my duty to vote. And voting in-person is important to me. I find it absolutely repugnant that this mail-in voting seems to be exploding. It is distirbing.
And I would risk acquiring a disease in the process of carrying out my American right to vote (in person) if that is what it required.
Even in Washington state, you can still vote in person. That hasn't been taken away.
I am in my late-30s, and have always felt like it was my right, my heritage, my duty to vote. And voting in-person is important to me. I find it absolutely repugnant that this mail-in voting seems to be exploding. It is distirbing.
And I would risk acquiring a disease in the process of carrying out my American right to vote (in person) if that is what it required.
Why would you do such a thing when you don’t have to?
We have been safely voting by mail in Colorado for a decade, mostly with Republican Secretaries of State.
I get a text or email when my ballot is being mailed to me and another to confirm that is has been received after I drop it in a secure drop box at the police station down the street.
Why would you do such a thing when you don’t have to?
We have been safely voting by mail in Colorado for a decade, mostly with Republican Secretaries of State.
I get a text or email when my ballot is being mailed to me and another to confirm that is has been recanted i drop it in a secure drop box at the police station down the street.
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No, not that.
No voting by just clicking through something on your device.
You have to put more skin in the game than that, IMHO.
I also think you should have to type in (or in the case of mail in or drop off ballots, write in) the name of the candidates you choose. Put some effort in.
There's no skin in the game right now. All one has to be is a citizen of this country. With a straight face we have tens of millions of people who pay zero in income taxes being able to say to those who do what they should do with that money.
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With all the organized rioting, burning, looting, assault and murder from the left it would be cakewalk for them to steal and trash ballots. I guarantee they will do plenty of it for this election.
If you’re ok with mail in, fine. Go ahead. I’ll be going in person.
How does one lose touch with reality to think something so outrageous such as this? Do you really have so little faith in your fellow citizens?
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