Amish families exempt from insurance mandate (solutions, administration, California, Wisconsin)
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Amish vote. Only about 10-13% of them do, or so it's said. Since there is no check-off for religion on the voter registration form and Amish are hard to track down in telephone polls, the reliability of those figures may be in question.
They aren't forbidden to vote, they just choose not to. They really don't get involved with "English" politics unless it concerns them.
if their bishops says no voting, then they don't vote. This culture, once they are baptized as adults, do NOT go against their Bishop. congregations can vary, but overall, if a Bishop tells his flock, no voting, then if they vote, that equals one unhappy Bishop.
if their bishops says no voting, then they don't vote. This culture, once they are baptized as adults, do NOT go against their Bishop. congregations can vary, but overall, if a Bishop tells his flock, no voting, then if they vote, that equals one unhappy Bishop.
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