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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsA dear friend died this evening in hospice from pancreatic cancer - But she voted before she died!
She was still lucid the other day and filled out her Colorado ballot. She died a few hours ago.
So get out there and vote!
SheltieLover
(78,646 posts)I am glad she got her vote in!
still_one
(98,883 posts)regnaD kciN
(27,555 posts)...grab this and post it everywhere as PROOF of Democrat vote fraud!!!
Polybius
(21,652 posts)Sorry for your loss, but what are the rules on this? Do you have to be alive the day of the election for it to count?
eleny
(46,176 posts)It's made very easy here with ballot drop off locations everywhere.
Roland99
(53,345 posts)central scrutinizer
(12,651 posts)Vital Records are shared with the Elections Division and deceased voters are removed from the rolls within five days.
niyad
(130,800 posts)smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)May she rest in peace.
yankeepants
(1,979 posts)Catcar
(1,764 posts)I am so sorry for the loss of your dear friend, and thankkful for the gift she left us before she passed on, her vote.
PlanetBev
(4,403 posts)My best friend died of Pancreatic cancer September 16h. I still cant believe shes gone.
Pancreatic cancer is the worst. Hardly shows any early symptoms. I just read somewhere that after five years, only 7% of people are still alive. After ten years, only 2%.
eleny
(46,176 posts)I'm sorry for your loss.
sheshe2
(96,722 posts)FBaggins
(28,678 posts)I think it would count if she voted early in person
Im so sorry for your loss
eleny
(46,176 posts)TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)nice to hear she voted before she went.
It's the seeming little things that often make life worth living.
eleny
(46,176 posts)I'm sorry that your step dad suffered.
DLCWIdem
(1,580 posts)RestoreAmerica2020
(3,471 posts)Stinky The Clown
(68,941 posts)eleny
(46,176 posts)I woke up missing her. Knowing that our little sewing group we formed years ago is now without her joy.
peggysue2
(12,453 posts)My sister-in-law died of pancreatic cancer. Terrible, cruel disease.
As for voting? My husband and I voted this weekend. The polling stations have been crazy crowded. A very good sign.
Granny M
(1,398 posts)How wonderful she must have been to think of our future when she had so little time left. ❤️
MurrayDelph
(5,732 posts)About a year ago, we had a scare. It turns out that my wife didn't have pancreatic cancer, but she does have a pancreatic enzyme deficiency. But as long as she keeps taking her prescription enzyme capsules, she's fine.
I do hope your friend's vote gets counted. But even if it turns out not to, at least she died having enjoyed voting against the bastard.
eleny
(46,176 posts)I'm relieved to learn that your wife's condition wasn't the cancer.
to you both.
tormadjax
(164 posts)brer cat
(27,462 posts)She was certainly putting country before self.
malaise
(294,441 posts)cry baby
(6,876 posts)May her memory be a blessing.
eleny
(46,176 posts)bdamomma
(69,372 posts)for you losing your friend. She did her basic honorable duty before she passed.
shanti
(21,788 posts)KentuckyWoman
(7,385 posts)I live in a senior village with everything from active living to hospice on campus. I have lived here only a few years, but I've never seen anything like this. People are heck bent on getting the ballot in, just in case they are dead before Nov 3.
