absentee voting?
Q. www.sccvote.org
Asked by ezparjk@sbcglobal.net - Thu Aug 9 18:11:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes.
Answered by BR - Thu Aug 9 22:28:21 2007
Q. www.sccvote.org
Asked by ezparjk@sbcglobal.net - Thu Aug 9 18:11:02 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes.
Answered by BR - Thu Aug 9 22:28:21 2007
Are there any Supreme Court cases about early or absentee voting?
Q. I understand the passage of the constitution: "The Congress may determine the Time of choosing the Electors, and the Day on which they shall give their Votes; which Day shall be the same throughout the United States." but are there any cases about this.
Asked by Mets Man - Mon Oct 27 21:56:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no
Answered by Surak - Mon Oct 27 21:59:09 2008
Q. I understand the passage of the constitution: "The Congress may determine the Time of choosing the Electors, and the Day on which they shall give their Votes; which Day shall be the same throughout the United States." but are there any cases about this.
Asked by Mets Man - Mon Oct 27 21:56:02 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no
Answered by Surak - Mon Oct 27 21:59:09 2008
Have you voted yet? Is early voting or absentee voting going on all over? Is it sta?
Q. If you vote early then you won't have to wait in long lines at the polls on election day. I think it is a good idea, has anyone voted early yet? What state are you in? When does early voting (or absentee voting) start in your state?
Asked by Cindy B - Sun Oct 5 12:42:16 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i always vote early...no rush..fewer people handing out literature..workers have plenty of time...and no waiting in line
Answered by sheridansheridansheridan - Sun Oct 5 20:21:29 2008
Q. If you vote early then you won't have to wait in long lines at the polls on election day. I think it is a good idea, has anyone voted early yet? What state are you in? When does early voting (or absentee voting) start in your state?
Asked by Cindy B - Sun Oct 5 12:42:16 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i always vote early...no rush..fewer people handing out literature..workers have plenty of time...and no waiting in line
Answered by sheridansheridansheridan - Sun Oct 5 20:21:29 2008
Dems how will Obama beat McCain with his unsavory absentee voting record?
Q. Isn't it more likely that McCain will rip him to shreds on his voting record whereas he will have a harder time demonizing Hillarys record? Isn't this the real reason they keep saying (in public) they want to debate Hillary is because they actually want you to think they dread Obama when he's the one they really want.
Asked by Enigma - Thu Feb 7 15:31:22 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a senator votes present it doesnt mean "i'm scared" it means "i hear your argument" that gives the oppurtunity to think more, and make changes like add something to a bill or take a portion away from the bill look at the big issue right now with the Tax Rebate Stimulus plan alot of senators want to add incentives and alot of senators want to take stuff out so they don't tottally agree or disagree. senators make alot of decisions it's idiotic to think that they will never say "Maybe" or "it needs to be Modified"
Answered by NIC - Thu Feb 7 15:42:27 2008
Q. Isn't it more likely that McCain will rip him to shreds on his voting record whereas he will have a harder time demonizing Hillarys record? Isn't this the real reason they keep saying (in public) they want to debate Hillary is because they actually want you to think they dread Obama when he's the one they really want.
Asked by Enigma - Thu Feb 7 15:31:22 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a senator votes present it doesnt mean "i'm scared" it means "i hear your argument" that gives the oppurtunity to think more, and make changes like add something to a bill or take a portion away from the bill look at the big issue right now with the Tax Rebate Stimulus plan alot of senators want to add incentives and alot of senators want to take stuff out so they don't tottally agree or disagree. senators make alot of decisions it's idiotic to think that they will never say "Maybe" or "it needs to be Modified"
Answered by NIC - Thu Feb 7 15:42:27 2008
Could overseas absentee voting decide the election this year?
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Asked by Badash - Fri Aug 8 14:02:33 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's my belief that the 50 million registered independent voters who lean toward the conservative side will determine who will be the next president.
Answered by TruthSeeker - Fri Aug 8 14:07:27 2008
Q.
Asked by Badash - Fri Aug 8 14:02:33 2008 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's my belief that the 50 million registered independent voters who lean toward the conservative side will determine who will be the next president.
Answered by TruthSeeker - Fri Aug 8 14:07:27 2008
what is the difference between early voting and voting absentee?
Q. what is the difference between early voting and voting absentee?
Asked by Kaila G - Mon Nov 3 15:38:07 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You vote with an absentee ballot by mail and the ballot must be requested several weeks before of the election. Early voting is voting in person at designated polling places in your city or town before the election day. In most states, early voting is over.
Answered by marci knows best - Mon Nov 3 15:45:06 2008
Q. what is the difference between early voting and voting absentee?
Asked by Kaila G - Mon Nov 3 15:38:07 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You vote with an absentee ballot by mail and the ballot must be requested several weeks before of the election. Early voting is voting in person at designated polling places in your city or town before the election day. In most states, early voting is over.
Answered by marci knows best - Mon Nov 3 15:45:06 2008
What is the purpose of absentee voting laws?
Q. What is the purpose of absentee voting laws?
Asked by Rediculock - Thu Apr 17 22:45:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So people can vote if they are going to be away from home or can't get to their polling place on election day.
Answered by Information Police - Thu Apr 17 22:53:12 2008
Q. What is the purpose of absentee voting laws?
Asked by Rediculock - Thu Apr 17 22:45:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. So people can vote if they are going to be away from home or can't get to their polling place on election day.
Answered by Information Police - Thu Apr 17 22:53:12 2008
How do you use the voting machine at the voting places? I always voted with the absentee paper.?
Q. This year I plan on going to the polls. Any help would be very appreciated.
Asked by Giz - Mon Oct 20 15:39:15 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will have workers there to tell you how to use the machines. There are lots of different kinds of machines, too. Ask for help if you don't get it once you get there.
Answered by meerkat uno is counting down! - Mon Oct 20 15:44:13 2008
Q. This year I plan on going to the polls. Any help would be very appreciated.
Asked by Giz - Mon Oct 20 15:39:15 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They will have workers there to tell you how to use the machines. There are lots of different kinds of machines, too. Ask for help if you don't get it once you get there.
Answered by meerkat uno is counting down! - Mon Oct 20 15:44:13 2008
Why Don't People Do Absentee Voting?
Q. How come more people don't do absentee voting? With such long lines at polling places, it seems easier to just request the absentee ballot and send it in. Is there some reason why people don't do that?
Asked by Alex H - Tue Nov 4 03:25:11 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are better odds that your vote will be counted if you vote in person in many states! If you live in a state with a Republican in charge of Elections you better live in a white suburban neighborhood. So far there has been over 10 million voters purged from the voter rolls without pre-notification. These are often 30 year voters that were erased because there is someone with their same name. If you vote in person early you can often get it cleared up. In Colorado they have erased 19% of the voters who will not be able to vote when they show up today. Besides, many people are proud to go to the polls and cast their vote. Many are taking the day off. It is one of the most essentially patriotic things you can do!
Answered by birdie - Tue Nov 4 03:35:45 2008
Q. How come more people don't do absentee voting? With such long lines at polling places, it seems easier to just request the absentee ballot and send it in. Is there some reason why people don't do that?
Asked by Alex H - Tue Nov 4 03:25:11 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are better odds that your vote will be counted if you vote in person in many states! If you live in a state with a Republican in charge of Elections you better live in a white suburban neighborhood. So far there has been over 10 million voters purged from the voter rolls without pre-notification. These are often 30 year voters that were erased because there is someone with their same name. If you vote in person early you can often get it cleared up. In Colorado they have erased 19% of the voters who will not be able to vote when they show up today. Besides, many people are proud to go to the polls and cast their vote. Many are taking the day off. It is one of the most essentially patriotic things you can do!
Answered by birdie - Tue Nov 4 03:35:45 2008
Why does there need to be early voting when we have absentee ballots?
Q. Wouldn't this help the voter fraud claims on either side? Also why can't we just vote by Social Security number. Seems to work for everything else.
Asked by C P - Mon Nov 3 19:51:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just voted this afternoon because I'm leaving the state tomorrow morning, but it is my understanding that it was an absentee ballot. They had to look me up in the computer before I received a ballot. There was no wait either yea! voting by SSN makes too much sense, sorry
Answered by Turd Ferguson - Mon Nov 3 20:03:28 2008
Q. Wouldn't this help the voter fraud claims on either side? Also why can't we just vote by Social Security number. Seems to work for everything else.
Asked by C P - Mon Nov 3 19:51:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I just voted this afternoon because I'm leaving the state tomorrow morning, but it is my understanding that it was an absentee ballot. They had to look me up in the computer before I received a ballot. There was no wait either yea! voting by SSN makes too much sense, sorry
Answered by Turd Ferguson - Mon Nov 3 20:03:28 2008
absentee voting in Katy Texas?
Q. I am registered to vote in Katy TX, however I am going to college in dallas, how do i request an absentee ballot so that i can vote in the presidential elections?
Asked by charlieg - Thu Sep 18 20:28:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call one of these numbers (depending on which county you're registered in): Fort Bend County - Courthouse 281-341-8670 Harris County 281-859-0685 Waller County Courthouse 800-888-0511 vote for best answer!!
Answered by tell me tell me tell me - Thu Sep 18 21:39:14 2008
Q. I am registered to vote in Katy TX, however I am going to college in dallas, how do i request an absentee ballot so that i can vote in the presidential elections?
Asked by charlieg - Thu Sep 18 20:28:13 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call one of these numbers (depending on which county you're registered in): Fort Bend County - Courthouse 281-341-8670 Harris County 281-859-0685 Waller County Courthouse 800-888-0511 vote for best answer!!
Answered by tell me tell me tell me - Thu Sep 18 21:39:14 2008
Absentee Voting:What is it?
Q. What exactly is an absentee vote and how does it work? What can qualify you as an absentee voter?
Asked by Faith - Fri Oct 24 10:56:16 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have registered to vote in your home district, but will not be there on election day, you can cast an absentee ballot. You merely request it from the county in which you registered. ~M~
Answered by michele - Fri Oct 24 11:00:13 2008
Q. What exactly is an absentee vote and how does it work? What can qualify you as an absentee voter?
Asked by Faith - Fri Oct 24 10:56:16 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you have registered to vote in your home district, but will not be there on election day, you can cast an absentee ballot. You merely request it from the county in which you registered. ~M~
Answered by michele - Fri Oct 24 11:00:13 2008
US election '08 - Absentee Ballot Alabama: voting instructions unclear?
Q. I have an absentee ballot for the state of Alabama, but no instructions of how to vote. My questions are: 1) By choosing "straight party voting" do i not have to fill in ANY of the other boxes? 2) What about the questions on "constitutional amendments" on the back of the ballot. Do i have to fill these in to make the ballot valid? Or are they also covered by the "straight party vote" option? Any help would be appreciated, thanks, Zarba
Asked by zarba - Thu Oct 9 08:08:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. That is correct. If you vote straight party ticket, you don't fill in any of the boxes. 2. Consititutional amendments do not follow a party line. You can vote or not vote for 1 or more or all of them. The ballot will still be valid.
Answered by Bitter Half - Thu Oct 9 08:13:27 2008
Q. I have an absentee ballot for the state of Alabama, but no instructions of how to vote. My questions are: 1) By choosing "straight party voting" do i not have to fill in ANY of the other boxes? 2) What about the questions on "constitutional amendments" on the back of the ballot. Do i have to fill these in to make the ballot valid? Or are they also covered by the "straight party vote" option? Any help would be appreciated, thanks, Zarba
Asked by zarba - Thu Oct 9 08:08:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1. That is correct. If you vote straight party ticket, you don't fill in any of the boxes. 2. Consititutional amendments do not follow a party line. You can vote or not vote for 1 or more or all of them. The ballot will still be valid.
Answered by Bitter Half - Thu Oct 9 08:13:27 2008
Living in a state but not registered in that state to vote, but registered in another, can i vote via absentee?
Q. Let's say for example, A louisiana registered voter is living in Houston, Texas for 5 years, and has not changed his driver's license and voter registration yet in Texas, can he obtain an Absentee Vote for Louisiana or is it that he must change his Driver's License and Voter Registration to Texas?
Asked by piccolo504 - Sat Nov 1 11:59:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can only legally vote in your state of residence. Most states have regulations about how long you can live there until you have to change yuor driver's license over anyway.
Answered by Nobama! - Sat Nov 1 12:03:28 2008
Q. Let's say for example, A louisiana registered voter is living in Houston, Texas for 5 years, and has not changed his driver's license and voter registration yet in Texas, can he obtain an Absentee Vote for Louisiana or is it that he must change his Driver's License and Voter Registration to Texas?
Asked by piccolo504 - Sat Nov 1 11:59:32 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can only legally vote in your state of residence. Most states have regulations about how long you can live there until you have to change yuor driver's license over anyway.
Answered by Nobama! - Sat Nov 1 12:03:28 2008
How long does it take to receive an absentee voting ballot?
Q. I think I registered to vote in late September. I was waiting to receive any confirmations if I was registered before mailing in those absentee voting applications. But I received nothing, so I decided to send in my application earlier this month. They said the deadline would be Oct 27 to send it in I think. I've been waiting and waiting to see if I would get anything in the mail. I'm a first-time voter. How long do you think it will take to receive? Or do you think I would receive at all? I'm very anxious to receive anything, because I really want to vote. Anyone can relate to this experience? Also.. just curious.. when you find your polling spot by searching up you're zip code.. are these just suggested spots (because they are… [cont.]
Asked by j1 projectz - Fri Oct 24 17:38:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These ballots are typically mailed out according to when you made the request, so you may be waiting until that final week in October for the ballot. Contact your county board of elections just to make sure you will be receiving the ballot (you never know, your application may be lost in the mail)
Answered by Richard C - Fri Oct 24 17:43:43 2008
Q. I think I registered to vote in late September. I was waiting to receive any confirmations if I was registered before mailing in those absentee voting applications. But I received nothing, so I decided to send in my application earlier this month. They said the deadline would be Oct 27 to send it in I think. I've been waiting and waiting to see if I would get anything in the mail. I'm a first-time voter. How long do you think it will take to receive? Or do you think I would receive at all? I'm very anxious to receive anything, because I really want to vote. Anyone can relate to this experience? Also.. just curious.. when you find your polling spot by searching up you're zip code.. are these just suggested spots (because they are… [cont.]
Asked by j1 projectz - Fri Oct 24 17:38:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These ballots are typically mailed out according to when you made the request, so you may be waiting until that final week in October for the ballot. Contact your county board of elections just to make sure you will be receiving the ballot (you never know, your application may be lost in the mail)
Answered by Richard C - Fri Oct 24 17:43:43 2008
Should voting be required by law? An absentee ballot could be filled out at tax time. What are the pros/cons??
Q. Sorry for posting in Philosophy, but the answers seem to be better. Suppose the ballot allowed you to choose not to vote simply by checking a box.
Asked by KFD - Fri Feb 8 02:45:54 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that requiring that every citizen voted would be a bad idea. First of all, there are hundreds of thousands of people in the United States (I am assuming we are talking about the US) who do not care at all about politics. They would be casting votes for people just to cast votes. Plus, there is no freedom in it if it's compulsory.
Answered by Julie - Fri Feb 8 03:19:03 2008
Q. Sorry for posting in Philosophy, but the answers seem to be better. Suppose the ballot allowed you to choose not to vote simply by checking a box.
Asked by KFD - Fri Feb 8 02:45:54 2008 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think that requiring that every citizen voted would be a bad idea. First of all, there are hundreds of thousands of people in the United States (I am assuming we are talking about the US) who do not care at all about politics. They would be casting votes for people just to cast votes. Plus, there is no freedom in it if it's compulsory.
Answered by Julie - Fri Feb 8 03:19:03 2008
Absentee Voting for Maine?
Q. To vote this November , do I go the American Embassy to register for absentee ballot or do I get Maine town clerk to send it to me? I am currently out of the country. When is the deadline? At the moment, I'm still sitting on Obama's side of the fence. But if Palin persistently confesses proudly that she knows nothing about the Bush Doctrine - she could probably get me to vote for McCain. The Bush Doctrine is not worth knowing. Anyone who says knows what it is about is either a liar or ignorant. I'm glad Palin cares nothing about Bush's doctrine and she's not planning on carrying such a useless baggage with her. I wish Obama would also confess to having similar ignorance. Question 2: Is ignorance of "the Bush Doctrine" good or bad? Q3:… [cont.]
Asked by miamidot - Thu Sep 18 01:38:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Q1. Not sure. Google the info or get with someone locally. Q2. The Bush doctrine is not not defined. There are 3 versions. Gibson asked a trick quesiton. Q3. See above. Q4. Wiki it. The info is there.
Answered by Adam - Thu Sep 18 01:44:30 2008
Q. To vote this November , do I go the American Embassy to register for absentee ballot or do I get Maine town clerk to send it to me? I am currently out of the country. When is the deadline? At the moment, I'm still sitting on Obama's side of the fence. But if Palin persistently confesses proudly that she knows nothing about the Bush Doctrine - she could probably get me to vote for McCain. The Bush Doctrine is not worth knowing. Anyone who says knows what it is about is either a liar or ignorant. I'm glad Palin cares nothing about Bush's doctrine and she's not planning on carrying such a useless baggage with her. I wish Obama would also confess to having similar ignorance. Question 2: Is ignorance of "the Bush Doctrine" good or bad? Q3:… [cont.]
Asked by miamidot - Thu Sep 18 01:38:47 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Q1. Not sure. Google the info or get with someone locally. Q2. The Bush doctrine is not not defined. There are 3 versions. Gibson asked a trick quesiton. Q3. See above. Q4. Wiki it. The info is there.
Answered by Adam - Thu Sep 18 01:44:30 2008
Question about absentee voting?
Q. I am registered to vote in Alabama, however I've moved to Canada but would still like to vote...What are the procedures I need to follow to be able to do this? Even if there is a link you could point me to would be helpful...Thanks for your help and any info
Asked by Miss Useless Knowledge - Sun Feb 3 22:40:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are the instructions:
Answered by schazjmd - Sun Feb 3 22:50:37 2008
Q. I am registered to vote in Alabama, however I've moved to Canada but would still like to vote...What are the procedures I need to follow to be able to do this? Even if there is a link you could point me to would be helpful...Thanks for your help and any info
Asked by Miss Useless Knowledge - Sun Feb 3 22:40:42 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are the instructions:
Answered by schazjmd - Sun Feb 3 22:50:37 2008
Absentee votes: What if a person is called away emergently (to another state) and has missed the ?
Q. deadline for absenteeism voting? How can this person still vote? Please answer (I could be in this predicament personally). Thanks - I am currently registered voter, resident of NC, but just found out I may be in Illinois November 4. Help! Thanks JD Tom: LMAO, so funny, so true
Asked by Micheala02 #1 Fan WDPLM-2 - Wed Oct 22 19:50:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You haven't missed the absentee deadline. You can send a written request for an absentee ballot. Include: * Name of voter * Residential Address of voter * Mailing Address of voter (if different from residential address) * Date of Birth of voter * Signature of voter Then mail it to your county board of elections so it arrives by October 28, 2008. Find the address for your county here: It'll be okay. Glad you're voting!
Answered by jd - Wed Oct 22 22:23:28 2008
Q. deadline for absenteeism voting? How can this person still vote? Please answer (I could be in this predicament personally). Thanks - I am currently registered voter, resident of NC, but just found out I may be in Illinois November 4. Help! Thanks JD Tom: LMAO, so funny, so true
Asked by Micheala02 #1 Fan WDPLM-2 - Wed Oct 22 19:50:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You haven't missed the absentee deadline. You can send a written request for an absentee ballot. Include: * Name of voter * Residential Address of voter * Mailing Address of voter (if different from residential address) * Date of Birth of voter * Signature of voter Then mail it to your county board of elections so it arrives by October 28, 2008. Find the address for your county here: It'll be okay. Glad you're voting!
Answered by jd - Wed Oct 22 22:23:28 2008
Why is the Ohio Republican Party Trying to Block Registering for Absentee Voting between Sept. 30 and Oct 6th?
Q. That's when the Registration period overlaps. Bet you haven't read THAT in the news ... but it's 100% true. I just got wind of it and i live in ohio! - So why are they playing old Ken Blackwell dirty tricks? If the Republican Party succeeds, OHIO absentee votes are useless. Not Informing EVERYONE, is just plain WRONG! What say you?!!! If I had a Link, I'd post it. Believe me, when I do, I will !!!
Asked by pickle head - Thu Sep 18 23:31:06 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah I agree, that's pretty sneaky if you ask me. The Republicans are aware that Ohio needs to be a clear win for them, and with alot of new democratic registrations they are very scared. They always try and pull something slick under our eyes (Remember back in flordia in the Gore election). Obama will win this election, but I can guarantee you that we will see more of these 'desperate' poll tactics now until November 4th. Call your news station, report it and make sure that action is taken on the voters behalf.
Answered by Online Guru - Thu Sep 18 23:38:44 2008
Q. That's when the Registration period overlaps. Bet you haven't read THAT in the news ... but it's 100% true. I just got wind of it and i live in ohio! - So why are they playing old Ken Blackwell dirty tricks? If the Republican Party succeeds, OHIO absentee votes are useless. Not Informing EVERYONE, is just plain WRONG! What say you?!!! If I had a Link, I'd post it. Believe me, when I do, I will !!!
Asked by pickle head - Thu Sep 18 23:31:06 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yeah I agree, that's pretty sneaky if you ask me. The Republicans are aware that Ohio needs to be a clear win for them, and with alot of new democratic registrations they are very scared. They always try and pull something slick under our eyes (Remember back in flordia in the Gore election). Obama will win this election, but I can guarantee you that we will see more of these 'desperate' poll tactics now until November 4th. Call your news station, report it and make sure that action is taken on the voters behalf.
Answered by Online Guru - Thu Sep 18 23:38:44 2008
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