My wife and I both voted in person the second week of early voting.
Primary motivations were avoiding the crowds on election day (and the first week of early voting!), but also not wanting to vote by mail. Between issues with USPS and the potential for challenges to mail-in ballots, that really doesn't seem like the best choice for folks that are able to vote early in person.
My wife and I both voted in person the second week of early voting.
Primary motivations were avoiding the crowds on election day (and the first week of early voting!), but also not wanting to vote by mail. Between issues with USPS and the potential for challenges to mail-in ballots, that really doesn't seem like the best choice for folks that are able to vote early in person.
I completely agree. If possible, you should avoid mail-in voting, especially in the key swing states. Places like Florida have a system which works very well, because they are allowed to process those votes well before Election Day. Republicans intentionally refused to allow such changes in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, so there will be delays there in the counting of the votes (again).
I have known people who were unable to vote because a last-minute family emergency or work obligation meant they were out of town on Election Day. Always better to vote early. And if you can vote early in person, thatтАЩs worth doing.
My wife and I both voted in person the second week of early voting.
Primary motivations were avoiding the crowds on election day (and the first week of early voting!), but also not wanting to vote by mail. Between issues with USPS and the potential for challenges to mail-in ballots, that really doesn't seem like the best choice for folks that are able to vote early in person.
I completely agree. If possible, you should avoid mail-in voting, especially in the key swing states. Places like Florida have a system which works very well, because they are allowed to process those votes well before Election Day. Republicans intentionally refused to allow such changes in Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, so there will be delays there in the counting of the votes (again).
I have known people who were unable to vote because a last-minute family emergency or work obligation meant they were out of town on Election Day. Always better to vote early. And if you can vote early in person, thatтАЩs worth doing.