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I was thrown off the registered voter rolls a few years ago, presumably because we winter in Florida and had a temporary forwarding order on our mail. If it happens again, I want to know well ahead of time.
When I checked yesterday, it said our ballots were issued on the 18th, but what's that mean? That the third-party vendor who handles them (and cannot be contacted) had millions of prior requests all ready to go and sent them all out that day? Or had just begun the "issuing" process?
I've felt our county registrar's office is conscientious, but this county is so deep red that election theft would be completely unnecessary, barring any theft among thieves.
So we actually don't exactly expect to see any Trump goons hooting and leaping about, hoping to harass the lines of good Christian voters here. They just make me wish I could be part of the turnout in one of the counties that'll draw them. If it weren't for Covid and my high risk, I'd be there as an election monitor. Oh, well.
I carefully filled out my ballot, and then returned my ballot to a secure drop box! Our blue county had 4 or 5 drop boxes around the county, including one downtown in front of the board of elections office. I then tracked my ballot through the process. Fingers crossed that all goes smoothly this time around.
I always voted on Election Day, until early voting was established. Then, I always early voted. Now, I’ve transitioned to absentee voting.
0ur little County is a blue island 🔵 in a sea of red 🔴.
Good luck!🍀👍 
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