2020 Election

[*michaelsean*]

(11-04-2020, 11:41 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: Why? One of the big arguments about mail-in voting is that what if something happens on the day before or day of Election Day that could change your vote? If you're voting too early, you may not be making an informed choice. Take my household for instance. All of our ballots were returned before the first debate even took place. I'm a firm believer that if it is postmarked by Election Day, it should be counted. If someone was an undecided voter until the last minute, then so be it.

Sorry I missed this.

Because Tuesday is Election Day. If you are undecided then go to your precinct and vote or nut up and make your decision a week ahead of time. My God in the last ten years voting has been portrayed as being akin to cleaning out the Augean stables. It’s really quite simple, and if you can’t figure out a way to get your ballot in by the first Tuesday in November, then you really weren’t that interested in voting. Anyone looking in would be convinced we are a country of half-witted imbeciles who can’t be expected to figure out how to color thirty boxes inside the lines AND make sure to do it all in a two month window.