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mnhtnbb

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14. Having a disability may make voting difficult, but it's not an excuse for not voting.

Thu Nov 3, 2016, 04:50 PM

Nov 2016

Sorry.

Your profile doesn't say where you live.

In NC we have curbside voting. You can register by mail. You can vote absentee ballot by mail.

I have a son who is legally blind--he sees with his peripheral vision--and of course, doesn't drive. He's in grad school in another state. He happened to come home during
early voting and we both cast our ballots together a week ago.

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I have a personal request. [View all] Oldem Nov 2016 OP

Can you early vote? Lifelong Protester Nov 2016 #1

No one can help you get to the polls? demmiblue Nov 2016 #2

I've been virtually housebound Oldem Nov 2016 #3

You kinda left this to the last minute. cwydro Nov 2016 #4

having someone else cast your vote is fraud Warpy Nov 2016 #5

Good answer, Warpy. All votes matter but sometimes it's too late. CurtEastPoint Nov 2016 #6

I think what he was saying was if someone planned to NOT vote, to reconsider and . . . . Stinky The Clown Nov 2016 #7

I certainly wouldn't Oldem Nov 2016 #8

What city, state are you in? I am relatively sure that everyone on DU has either LoisB Nov 2016 #10

Perhaps if you had asked earlier leftynyc Nov 2016 #11

Of course not. That's voter fraud. Iggo Nov 2016 #12

only if I get your stuff when the rapture comes snooper2 Nov 2016 #13

Having a disability may make voting difficult, but it's not an excuse for not voting. mnhtnbb Nov 2016 #14