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CaliforniaPeggy

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1. Excellent advice! I plan to do this.

Reply to appalachiablue (Original post)

Sun Aug 2, 2020, 02:27 PM

Aug 2020

And just to make the point super clear:

Then after you have applied, received, completed, and signed your ballot, find the BALLOT DROP-OFF location closest to you. Just do an on-line search for “DROP OFF BALLOT LOCATION” for your state. It may be the same as your polling place, or it may be even closer. Deliver your ballot to an official drop-off location on or before November 3, and you’re done.

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*DROP- OFF BALLOTING: 1ST CHECK WITH YOUR STATE TO SEE IF AN OPTION: Alternative to Vote- By- Mail* [View all] appalachiablue Aug 2020 OP

Excellent advice! I plan to do this. CaliforniaPeggy Aug 2020 #1

That's what I always do ... great advice! (nt) mr_lebowski Aug 2020 #2

TN does NOT allow drop off mail-in ballots SheltieLover Aug 2020 #3

Bummer, sorry about that, but thanks for letting us know about Tenn. appalachiablue Aug 2020 #4

YW! SheltieLover Aug 2020 #5

That's my plan in Michigan Siwsan Aug 2020 #6

I hope Congress requires the head of the USPO to prioritize the mail-in NCjack Aug 2020 #7

Agree, and I don't want people to bash the USPS for intentional appalachiablue Aug 2020 #8

your best option is your local elections office. They probably have a website yellowdogintexas Aug 2020 #9