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9. Unknown considering that the GOP was suddenly encouraged to use the mail ballot option.

Tue Nov 19, 2024, 06:39 AM

Nov 2024

and many apparently did.

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"The instructions are still too long." Intractable Nov 2024 #8

They may be interpreting the law correctly... kirby Nov 2024 #3

This is the issue exactly BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 #4

This is what democracy looks like. Igel Nov 2024 #5

Well said. It is not 'democracy' only when it delivers the result stopdiggin Nov 2024 #7

You had to sign and date absentee ballot envelopes before Act 77 Deminpenn Nov 2024 #10

Worked for DoD and used Deminpenn Nov 2024 #14

But for those who are naturalized citizens used to doing it "one way" BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 #16

Again, it's not that hard Deminpenn Nov 2024 #17

It's a habit/practice that in many non-U.S. nations and their schools BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 #19

Do we know who this hurts more? Polybius Nov 2024 #6

Bucks County Board of Commissioners chair, Diane Ellis-Marseglia MichMan Nov 2024 #12

There were overlapping rulings on this BumRushDaShow Nov 2024 #13

Honestly it is probably the right ruling. NT Jk23 Nov 2024 #18