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In reply to the discussion: Citing 'obscene' disenfranchisement, federal judge hands Florida Democrats another voting victory [View all]

Hortensis

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18. This is a VOTER victory, a victory for the ELECTORATE.
Reply to teach1st (Original post)
Mon Oct 17, 2016, 06:57 AM
Oct 2016

This article does not point out that Democrats are fighting to make one man, one vote a simple reality for everyone, but we should.

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Citing 'obscene' disenfranchisement, federal judge hands Florida Democrats another voting victory [View all] teach1st Oct 2016 OP
Stuff like this is why people are afraid radical noodle Oct 2016 #1
I have a mail-in ballot teach1st Oct 2016 #2
LOL! I've been wondering if they'd show up at mine too. radical noodle Oct 2016 #4
Be sure to tell the Trump idiot it's how your long dead relatives vote 15 times every year. Spitfire of ATJ Oct 2016 #12
I'm sure you know your local rules better than I but Imperialism Inc. Oct 2016 #17
Yes, in Ohio only the Board of Elections can accept mail-in ballots Maeve Oct 2016 #19
Did that in 2008 HockeyMom Oct 2016 #21
Signing a "signature" is a very cultural practice, and this discriminated. Coyotl Oct 2016 #3
I think they mostly look for a difference in the name radical noodle Oct 2016 #6
Who uses their middle name in their signature? LisaL Oct 2016 #7
That was just an example radical noodle Oct 2016 #8
I do. My father and I have the same first and last name. Just the middle name is different. mackdaddy Oct 2016 #10
If you have to go in the polls anyway, why even use an absentee ballot? LisaL Oct 2016 #11
Early voting in Ohio you fill out a really basic 1 page form. mackdaddy Oct 2016 #13
Yea, I would rather vote on machine (with a paper print out) where I don't have to worry LisaL Oct 2016 #14
One correction--all absentee ballots are opened in Ohio Maeve Oct 2016 #20
Some years back I was told I should always use my middle initial in my signature, PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2016 #16
Handwriting DOES change over time.... Hulk Oct 2016 #5
Hell, they're not even teaching cursive in schools now! williesgirl Oct 2016 #9
This is a VOTER victory, a victory for the ELECTORATE. Hortensis Oct 2016 #18
my signature today looks NOTHING mopinko Oct 2016 #22
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