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nitpicker

(7,153 posts)
Wed Apr 29, 2020, 09:17 PM Apr 2020

To pollwork or not: the missed questions

My local county sent out a survey to its most recent pollworkers, asking anonymously if they would be willing to work the June and Nov elections, and what precautions they would want.

BUT IMO, they missed asking two key questions:
1. Are you afraid of infecting your SO, parent, or other family members or friends if you worked at the polls?
2. Are you afraid of what would happen to your relatives if you died?

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To pollwork or not: the missed questions (Original Post) nitpicker Apr 2020 OP
i am also confronted with this question. rampartc Apr 2020 #1
If we must do this... FarPoint Apr 2020 #2

rampartc

(5,407 posts)
1. i am also confronted with this question.
Wed Apr 29, 2020, 09:20 PM
Apr 2020

yes, i am committed to the process and to democracy, but, i can not bring something home to my old wife.

FarPoint

(12,351 posts)
2. If we must do this...
Wed Apr 29, 2020, 09:36 PM
Apr 2020

It can be done....healthcare workers, Nurses...they do it every day now...I prefer mail in ballots...but, some republican run states...won't let this happen... We can be poll workers if we are forced.

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