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Son of Gob

(1,502 posts)
Tue Oct 2, 2012, 11:26 PM Oct 2012

If you die after sending mail-in ballot, your vote counts [View all]

Today's question:

If a person votes with a mail-in ballot but dies before the ballot is tallied, does the vote still count?

You people are thinking too much again, aren't you? Take it from me, that's not healthy.

Anyway, I consulted on this matter with my new best friend and the newly appointed honorary chairperson of the Valley 101 Elections Regulations Task Force, Yvonne Reed of the Maricopa County Elections Department.

The honorary V101 post is unpaid, but she does know all about this stuff.

Here's the deal: If you are alive and kicking when you receive your early ballot and if you fill it out and sign it and mail it in before your Lord calls you home or calls you to wherever he or she has in mind -- a nice bed-and-breakfast, perhaps -- the vote counts.



Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/2012/09/29/20120929sending-mail-ballot-vote.html#ixzz28Cckjrv0


I sent my ballot in today so I'm covered. Woo! If you are accident prone or think you might die this month make sure you mail in your ballot first!
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