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Maryland's Dems (and I presume Repubs) called off the "vote in person"
at your local school aspect of the state's primary elections this spring
and instead opted for paper mail ballots. We got ours this past week.
Straightforward, easy, comes with a prepaid return envelope to the
County board of elections.
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On Sun, 17 May 2020 11:12:40 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

Maryland's Dems (and I presume Repubs) called off the "vote in person"
at your local school aspect of the state's primary elections this spring
and instead opted for paper mail ballots. We got ours this past week.
Straightforward, easy, comes with a prepaid return envelope to the
County board of elections.

Welcome to the 21st century, what was wrong with Maryland?
We have been doing that since the 2008 election and you call us
backward.
You could always get an absentee ballot but this is a no questions
asked, order it and get it ballot. Once you are signed up, they come
automatically.

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Keyser Soze wrote:
wrote:
On Sun, 17 May 2020 11:12:40 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

Maryland's Dems (and I presume Repubs) called off the "vote in person"
at your local school aspect of the state's primary elections this spring
and instead opted for paper mail ballots. We got ours this past week.
Straightforward, easy, comes with a prepaid return envelope to the
County board of elections.

Welcome to the 21st century, what was wrong with Maryland?
We have been doing that since the 2008 election and you call us
backward.
You could always get an absentee ballot but this is a no questions
asked, order it and get it ballot. Once you are signed up, they come
automatically.


Absentee ballots are common...in the case i cited, the primary, it is the
only way to vote, i believe.



I have had a mail in ballot for at least 20 years, probably longer. You
can still go and cast a ballot at a voting center. Fact you can vote
early. Some elections are mail in here. But you can go to the county
office and vote. I think up to 15 days before the election. If there
are only an item or two,on the ballot, why waste money setting up local
polling places?

Voting by mail...
 

On Sun, 17 May 2020 22:47:13 -0000 (UTC), Bill
wrote:

Keyser Soze wrote:
wrote:
On Sun, 17 May 2020 11:12:40 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

Maryland's Dems (and I presume Repubs) called off the "vote in person"
at your local school aspect of the state's primary elections this spring
and instead opted for paper mail ballots. We got ours this past week.
Straightforward, easy, comes with a prepaid return envelope to the
County board of elections.

Welcome to the 21st century, what was wrong with Maryland?
We have been doing that since the 2008 election and you call us
backward.
You could always get an absentee ballot but this is a no questions
asked, order it and get it ballot. Once you are signed up, they come
automatically.


Absentee ballots are common...in the case i cited, the primary, it is the
only way to vote, i believe.



I have had a mail in ballot for at least 20 years, probably longer. You
can still go and cast a ballot at a voting center. Fact you can vote
early. Some elections are mail in here. But you can go to the county
office and vote. I think up to 15 days before the election. If there
are only an item or two,on the ballot, why waste money setting up local
polling places?

We have had ballots here with only one thing to vote for. If there
wasn't some obscure write in, there wouldn't have even been an
election. The Democrats don't even bother to run a candidate in a lot
of the local races.

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In article , says...

Maryland's Dems (and I presume Repubs) called off the "vote in person"
at your local school aspect of the state's primary elections this spring
and instead opted for paper mail ballots. We got ours this past week.
Straightforward, easy, comes with a prepaid return envelope to the
County board of elections.

My polling place is a golf course.

Voting in the US should be held on election day and election day only.
Show up, cast your vote and stick your thumb in the ink.

Voting by mail...
 

wrote:
On Sun, 17 May 2020 22:47:13 -0000 (UTC), Bill
wrote:

Keyser Soze wrote:
wrote:
On Sun, 17 May 2020 11:12:40 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote:

Maryland's Dems (and I presume Repubs) called off the "vote in person"
at your local school aspect of the state's primary elections this spring
and instead opted for paper mail ballots. We got ours this past week.
Straightforward, easy, comes with a prepaid return envelope to the
County board of elections.

Welcome to the 21st century, what was wrong with Maryland?
We have been doing that since the 2008 election and you call us
backward.
You could always get an absentee ballot but this is a no questions
asked, order it and get it ballot. Once you are signed up, they come
automatically.


Absentee ballots are common...in the case i cited, the primary, it is the
only way to vote, i believe.



I have had a mail in ballot for at least 20 years, probably longer. You
can still go and cast a ballot at a voting center. Fact you can vote
early. Some elections are mail in here. But you can go to the county
office and vote. I think up to 15 days before the election. If there
are only an item or two,on the ballot, why waste money setting up local
polling places?

We have had ballots here with only one thing to vote for. If there
wasn't some obscure write in, there wouldn't have even been an
election. The Democrats don't even bother to run a candidate in a lot
of the local races.


We run mail in only for those elections.