mail in voting

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(06-24-2020, 10:10 AM)GMDino Wrote: KY had to get an injunction to keep polling places open after people spent hours standing in line waiting to vote.  (I guess they were willing to sacrifice?)

Our system, if not broken, is breaking under the weight of outside forces trying to manipulate who can vote and when.

Without that court ruling last night hundreds of voters would have been shut out of participating simply because of what time it was and the lack of options.

What if someone wants to vote today? Do they get "shut out of participating" simply because of what day it is? 

As to your "spending hours standing in line to vote" theory. I've heard it was extended because a late surging candidate filed an injunction because late minute voters got "stuck in traffic". Do you have anything to confirm your standing in line for hours claim?
https://www.nbc-2.com/story/42280861/voting-briefly-extended-in-louisville-kentucky-after-traffic-delays-cap-mostly-smooth-election-day

Quote:Booker's campaign said that in Louisville, the delay wasn't the line to vote -- but rather getting to the Expo Center.

Is it possible you were just talking out of your ass?
That late surging candidate will probably lose and do you know possibly why? Because there was too much mail in voting.