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Grins

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5. That should be challenged

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Sat Oct 17, 2020, 06:25 PM

Oct 2020

He voted the day he delivered his ballot into the custody of election authorities and they accepted it.

“Juanita Jean” said this happened in Texas when she worked in elections, and she stopped it and his vote counted.

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One last vote: In Michigan, a terminally ill man's mission to cast a ballot [View all] Judi Lynn Oct 2020 OP

I cannot believe his vote was invalidated. CaliforniaPeggy Oct 2020 #1

It doesn't seem he had any idea the state would do anything that underhanded, at all. Judi Lynn Oct 2020 #3

If he voted during the actual voting period set by the State of Michigan, then it should be counted. Frustratedlady Oct 2020 #2

Don't know how it was legal to do that to people like him who voted in good faith. n/t Judi Lynn Oct 2020 #4

What If you die voting day, but before the poll closes? movingviolation Oct 2020 #6

That should be challenged Grins Oct 2020 #5