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In reply to the discussion: Post removed [View all]central scrutinizer
(12,654 posts)20. Accuracy is more important than speed
Making sure no one is disenfranchised is more important than speed.
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"I guess this is the problem with not having a federal or other uniform system." THIS! nt
Atticus
Nov 2022
#4
Just who would be "disenfranchising" the late-mailers except the late-mailers themselves?
Atticus
Nov 2022
#23
And if they missed the mailing deadline why not let them put it in a drop box located at every
Sucha NastyWoman
Nov 2022
#56
Does "the system" "disenfranchise" people who fail register or simply choose not to vote? nt
Atticus
Nov 2022
#38
You. And to satisfy what? Your inability to be patient and wait for the results?
W_HAMILTON
Nov 2022
#54
I read it more as a call for uniformity - same process/systems across all states
NewHendoLib
Nov 2022
#6
It doesn't change the fact that his/her position that all votes must be processed and counted...
W_HAMILTON
Nov 2022
#52
Not exactly true. In Nevada there's 5 day grace periods for ballots postmarked by election day
Hugh_Lebowski
Nov 2022
#12
Perhaps threats of violence made by MAGA types against election officials caused worker shortages.
Efilroft Sul
Nov 2022
#13
Sure there is. Mail speed is both variable and manipulatable. There should be a reasonable but
RockRaven
Nov 2022
#16
"Until we nationalize the system, we have what we have." Amen! The root of the problem. nt
Atticus
Nov 2022
#27
Well . . . NV allows mail in ballots to come in five days after the election if they're postmarked
Mr.Mystery
Nov 2022
#25
Yes. That is how California does it, up to one week, as long as it is postmarked on or before
JohnSJ
Nov 2022
#34
In my state that would preclude the counting of ballots mailed on election day.
Just A Box Of Rain
Nov 2022
#37