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Originally posted by jljones:
Hahahaha this will get good. Same dude who thinks voting is already decided, doesn’t recognize his fate in this thread is decided.

It's kinda like it's pointless for new members to enter karmas because the only winners are the high profile members.

I don't understand the desire to proudly show up ON ELECTION DAY . Other than making yourself feel good what are you accomplishing ? If the Polling place is open for early voting and I'm passing by , then I'll swing in and do my civic duty. I'm glad I have the option .

VOTE. IN PERSON. ON ELECTION DAY. There is no pandemic to make people mail in their ballots, which is the most insecure method of voting.

It's that simple. Encourage your community to do the same, and volunteer to provide transportation to and from polling places for those who are transportation-challenged.

And talk to your election officials about the possibility of a "long count" on reporting election results, especially in "Swing States". Wait until the urban areas turn in their results. This is where the biggest "problems" have occurred with vote counts. The urban areas delay their turn-in, so they can "make sure" the proper number of votes are reported, if you know what I mean. Remember the "spike" in Dem votes in 2020 in several states after hours? This has been happening for decades. A couple of guys on yoo-toob - "America's Untold Stories" - explain this quite well, based on historical FACTS. I have no affiliation with them at all, other than watching their videos.

God Bless America!

Florida October 26 - November 2 Early Voting

We'll do the early voting during the work week generally no lines to deal with.

Paper ballot and picture ID required.

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Originally posted by P220 Smudge:
I’d argue that since their tactic is to wait until after all the voting is done to “find” ballots, that early voting does us zero favors.

I’m voting on Election Day, in person.

Same here! Don't give them the advantage by knowing how many fraudulent ballots they need to come up with!

I support In-Person, One-Day voting as a general principle.

But as long as early voting is allowed, I see no reason to unilaterally disarm by restricting ourselves to not voting early.

It just means we're coming to the fight later than the enemy.

Allow me to tell a little parable.

John and Mary met and fell in love in 1964 while standing in line to vote for Barry Goldwater. It was a whirlwind romance. They were married before year's end.

Voting together on election day became their semi-annual special anniversary. They would walk hand in hand to their neighborhood polling station where they would both cast their ballots as straight Republican tickets.

But after the massive fraud in 2020, Mary decided she would vote early for President Donald John Trump to beat the cheat. John held fast, insisting that he would wait for Election Day.

A few days before the election, John and Mary were in a terrible car crash. They died in each other's arms. But because Mary had voted early, her vote for Trump was still counted.

Tragically, John's ballot was harvested by Democrats and thus John voted posthumously for the vile Kamala.

Mary and John are still very much in love, in heaven. But every Election Day, as they look down upon their beloved America, their children and grand-children, Mary teases John about the year he voted for the Democrat all because he wouldn't vote early.

Thus ends this tale of woe.

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Originally posted by selogic:
I don't understand the desire to proudly show up ON ELECTION DAY . Other than making yourself feel good what are you accomplishing ? If the Polling place is open for early voting and I'm passing by , then I'll swing in and do my civic duty. I'm glad I have the option .

You are legitimizing their best way of cheating. That's why.

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Originally posted by Gustofer:

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Originally posted by selogic:
I don't understand the desire to proudly show up ON ELECTION DAY . Other than making yourself feel good what are you accomplishing ? If the Polling place is open for early voting and I'm passing by , then I'll swing in and do my civic duty. I'm glad I have the option .

You are legitimizing their best way of cheating. That's why.

I don't get it . Early votes are not reported until election day .

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Originally posted by selogic:
I don't get it . Early votes are not reported until election day .

Good point...

OK, not reported until polls close on Election Day, but they're not kept in a mayonnaise jar on Funk and Wagnall's porch since Noon today, then, either...

We are going to be out of the country on election day so we will vote early 10/15-10/19.