I vote in every election. I vote on election day at my local polling location. I prefer to be a physical part of this civic responsibility day, and to thank those volunteers who so successfully oversee our free and fair elections. Only in certain situations would I use an absentee ballot or vote early.
For people worried about USPS, look up the locations of your area's official ballot boxes. They do not, to the best of my knowledge, go through the postal service and instead are picked up directly by the people responsible for counting them.
With all the hope I can muster it is for the protest energy shown to support No Kings translates on November 3rd into all the votes necessary to remove Republicans from the government and replace them with progressives. Saving our democracy can only be accomplished if we cleanse the government of those determined to deny us our freedoms.
I am a Registered Voter In Idaho and for the first time in My Life I Am Voting for a Independent, Todd Achilles. I have had several conversations with the Man, He answers your Questions tells you the Truth as he Believes. He is a Good Man.
I travel for work, so I have to vote by mail every election......I am really becoming concerned that my ballot may end up in a trash can somewhere. There needs to be a way to verify the ballot has been counted once it leaves your hands.
I am 82, limited mobility, can't stand in long lines, but have not missed a national election since about 1964. I will vote or fall to the ground trying. In Texas, it is a critical obligation that we defeat the e-powers and their $$$.
I won’t be using the post office. I’ll take my ballot directly to the county election office.
I think I will do the same too as I am very concerned about my ballot not being counted if I mail it.
This NEEDS TO BE CHANGED TO ‘NO DICTATORS!!’
We will make some flyers! 🔥
I vote in every election. I vote on election day at my local polling location. I prefer to be a physical part of this civic responsibility day, and to thank those volunteers who so successfully oversee our free and fair elections. Only in certain situations would I use an absentee ballot or vote early.
I’ll be there first day of early voting!
Living in a small community does not necessitate the need to vote early.
For people worried about USPS, look up the locations of your area's official ballot boxes. They do not, to the best of my knowledge, go through the postal service and instead are picked up directly by the people responsible for counting them.
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I'm going to the town hall in my state and area of Portland, Oregon to send my ballot and I'm not going to send it to USPS.
With all the hope I can muster it is for the protest energy shown to support No Kings translates on November 3rd into all the votes necessary to remove Republicans from the government and replace them with progressives. Saving our democracy can only be accomplished if we cleanse the government of those determined to deny us our freedoms.
I am a Registered Voter In Idaho and for the first time in My Life I Am Voting for a Independent, Todd Achilles. I have had several conversations with the Man, He answers your Questions tells you the Truth as he Believes. He is a Good Man.
I don't trust the present postal service so no voting by mail. NH doesn't offer early voting in person.
I travel for work, so I have to vote by mail every election......I am really becoming concerned that my ballot may end up in a trash can somewhere. There needs to be a way to verify the ballot has been counted once it leaves your hands.
I vote early every year since 2000
I will be voting in person, as usual. An a naruralized citizen, i do not trust the USPostal Service.
I am 82, limited mobility, can't stand in long lines, but have not missed a national election since about 1964. I will vote or fall to the ground trying. In Texas, it is a critical obligation that we defeat the e-powers and their $$$.