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Nictuku

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37. If you have transportation

Reply to we can do it (Reply #34)

Wed Jul 29, 2020, 10:33 AM

Jul 2020

Not everyone has a car, or a ride to the polling place.

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If you are planning to vote by mail in November, [View all] MineralMan Jul 2020 OP

Kicking with enthusiasm Mike 03 Jul 2020 #1

Yes. I voted by mail in my state's primary the day the ballot arrived. MineralMan Jul 2020 #2

I'm so eager to vote I'm worried my hand will be shaking as I fill in the Mike 03 Jul 2020 #8

Sometimes a voter could be waiting to make a decision on a local candidate. Mr.Bill Jul 2020 #12

K & R...for visibility... Wounded Bear Jul 2020 #3

Some states require postage Nictuku Jul 2020 #4

Most places allow drop off option. we can do it Jul 2020 #34

If you have transportation Nictuku Jul 2020 #37

My voting precinct has a ballot drop-box outside the public library. Aristus Jul 2020 #5

Washington state has only mail-in votjng ihaveaquestion Jul 2020 #16

Arizona has them all over the place, per my daughter yellowdogintexas Jul 2020 #17

I vote by mail but hand deliver it to the County Clerk. BadgerMom Jul 2020 #27

Same here. we can do it Jul 2020 #35

This is our plan as well in Virginia. n/t phylny Jul 2020 #36

First check whether your state has early in-person voting soothsayer Jul 2020 #6

Not a very good option in my state during a pandemic. LisaL Jul 2020 #23

I voted early/first week possible in the Texas primary election. Two poll workers Texin Jul 2020 #32

Excellent advice! Delmette2.0 Jul 2020 #7

I've already sent my application for an absentee ballot. I have encouraged friends and family Arkansas Granny Jul 2020 #9

My husband and I have already returned murielm99 Jul 2020 #10

Good advice! pandr32 Jul 2020 #11

Yes, follow instructions very carefully. Vote early. Post Office announced it is delaying mail! Bernardo de La Paz Jul 2020 #13

Now that Trump has a loyalist as head of the USPS, Sogo Jul 2020 #14

Johnson County, Kansas rustysgurl Jul 2020 #15

Or walk it in by hand. Texaswitchy Jul 2020 #18

And some states allow depositing a ballot at a drop box or the elections department beforehand. nilram Jul 2020 #19

In Florida we have the option to have standing orders for absentee voting that lasts for several Grammy23 Jul 2020 #20

Just checked with the Duval Supervisor of Elections website Fritz Walter Jul 2020 #29

That is exactly why I checked our status. I received the letter Grammy23 Jul 2020 #33

CT legislature finalizing our mail in ballot even as I type this. We're gonna be all set. CTyankee Jul 2020 #21

I like it! Catchy phrase too: Don't Delay! Vote Today! ffr Jul 2020 #22

In Washington our ballots have a receipt/number you can use to track your actual vote. firstwife Jul 2020 #24

I just posted the state by state deadlines as posted by President Obama.... Heartstrings Jul 2020 #25

Thank you for doing that! MineralMan Jul 2020 #28

Plus, everyone voting by mail needs to contact the voting administrator's office Texin Jul 2020 #26

In Texas,once you put in the application,every ballot will be sent to you for the rest of the year yellowdogintexas Jul 2020 #30

Yes Trumpocalypse Jul 2020 #31