mail in voting

[GMDino]

(06-24-2020, 06:38 PM)bfine32 Wrote: 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?

That late surging candidate will probably lose and do you know possibly why? Because there was too much mail in voting. 

Of course not.  That's not even a good argument coming from you.

You "heard" a lot but did you read anything?

https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politics/elections/kentucky/2020/06/23/charles-booker-injunction-reopens-louisville-poll-site-kentucky-2020-primary/3246906001/

the shut and locked the doors on people trying to get in.  And yes, some were still trying to get there in the traffic caused by having only one place to vote.

BOTH candidates tried to get the polls to stay open but the second one was denied.

So having a limited number of polling stations (one) for that many people damanged the rights of people to get out and vote.

oh it is HILARIOUS that YOU asked for something to "confirm my claim".

"GTFO" indeed.