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First I hear of this... secondwind Nov 2021 #1
First and only reason you heard of this DENVERPOPS Nov 2021 #21
I'm in Arizona and we have mail in ballot. You are also allowed to drop off ballot at an early Pisces Nov 2021 #2
FTA: Pennsylvania law in most cases prohibits any person from submitting another person's ballot. NullTuples Nov 2021 #14
Crystal Mason. Texas black woman makes honest voting mistake, goes to jail. cbabe Nov 2021 #3
First person I thought of. catrose Nov 2021 #45
And that's the problem. Picking and choosing the laws one decide to ignore. marble falls Nov 2021 #4
I bet most PA voters don't know about that peculiar law. n/t pnwmom Nov 2021 #17
It varies from state to state FBaggins Nov 2021 #5
Of course, an honest mistake piddyprints Nov 2021 #6
He should have had his 17 year old son try to vote for him twice Orrex Nov 2021 #7
I gave mine to the mailman. maxsolomon Nov 2021 #8
That is a very stupid law. LisaL Nov 2021 #9
It up to the state that this very governor signed jimfields33 Nov 2021 #10
I kinda like the Pennsylvania law. Calista241 Nov 2021 #18
How would it prevent that? LisaL Nov 2021 #19
I was wondering your second point as well. Torchlight Nov 2021 #43
Does this mean you cannot put a spouse's mail-in ballot in the mailbox? Sneederbunk Nov 2021 #11
Last I read last year bucolic_frolic Nov 2021 #12
Is That A Recent Change In The Law? DallasNE Nov 2021 #13
Did he designate her in writing to deliver his ballot? If so it is allowed. If not it's not allowed. NullTuples Nov 2021 #15
does the gov. have a disability? otherwise doesn't sound like she could drop off his ballot orleans Nov 2021 #16
He was treated for cancer last year, so I think it's safe to assume the answer is yes. NullTuples Nov 2021 #20
No, it is not safe to assume. former9thward Nov 2021 #28
Ah, well then. Hang 'em high. NullTuples Nov 2021 #29
No one is going to be hung. former9thward Nov 2021 #38
Right; both parties are exactly the same. Permanut Nov 2021 #40
yes. I know. NullTuples Nov 2021 #41
I agree Rebl2 Nov 2021 #22
That's a ridiculous law if it even applies here. The ballots are in sealed envelopes.... George II Nov 2021 #23
On the other hand, Igel Nov 2021 #24
Time for another lynch party. hay rick Nov 2021 #25
If you mail it, the postal person delivers it. What is the problem? LogicFirst Nov 2021 #26
Gov Wolf should know the law Deminpenn Nov 2021 #27
Absurd probably. But he is governor of the state rpannier Nov 2021 #30
That's a voter suppression law. Need to fix it at the Federal level. lagomorph777 Nov 2021 #31
PA voting laws have always been strict Deminpenn Nov 2021 #32
It was bad in VA until we got Northam and a Dem majority in 2017. lagomorph777 Nov 2021 #33
That early voting thing is ridiculous moose65 Nov 2021 #34
It's been that way in PA forever afaik Deminpenn Nov 2021 #37
Absurd, yes, but there should be a procedure... El Mimbreno Nov 2021 #35
How about we talk about how the Philadelphia and Reading school systems which are full failures. The Jungle 1 Nov 2021 #36
There's a big lawsuit over school funding now in the courts Deminpenn Nov 2021 #39
Correct The Jungle 1 Nov 2021 #42
The new funding formula has probably helped, but Deminpenn Nov 2021 #46
The lawsuit was filed in 2014. The Jungle 1 Nov 2021 #44
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