Because ballots have to be in possession of the United States Postal Service, an agency of the Federal government on Election Day to be valid.
Are you saying it would take the Trump Administration and his Postmaster General a week, month, or year to deliver mail in ballots to local election officials?
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Out here we have official ballot drop boxesâŚyou donât even have to mail it. Just drive up and drop it off into large secured container. And when itâs shut down after the last collection they lock it so it cannot accept anymore ballots.
My location is down the road about mile and quarter at county library.
And where do they do the countingâŚat that very same library.
There is no reason to even use the postal service.
You lauded drop boxes as a good thingâŚI let you know Trump and the GOP are suing to get rid of this thing you call good and not surprisingly you say you donât care.
Anything that makes voting easier for people in these bad timwa is being resisted to the end by Trump and the GOP.
This is the side they always come down onâŚwhenever itâs made easier for people to voteâŚthey resist.
I expect libs like yourself will bitch and moan about everything and anything regardless of circumstances. Iâve stop listening to em for precisely that reason.
Also libs love of taking things out of context is another reason.
YesâŚI love him. I love the fact that he drives libs crazy/insane. I love the fact that he expose just who and what libs are. I love the fact that lib deny everything they once stood for.
Sort of the same here. Lockbox at the county office. Emptied daily at close of business. Ballot checed for signature on outside of envelope, logged it was received and put in a safe until election day.
They have a couple more at outlying city offices that are collected weekly.
Here in utah you can log onto a state site to see what day your ballot was received.
If the signature is missing or doesnât match, they send a letter and form called for in law to see if you can correct the issue. You ballot shows up on election day (or number of days after prescribed by law), there is no guarantee you will get the letter and form in time and retrn it in time to have your ballot counted.
Probably depends on the laws of the state. no one has challenged Utah LAW. Mez thinks they are challenging people making â â â â up out of thin air on how the elections are run without a change in law.