question after voting absentee could I get my ballot back?
Q. question after voting absentee could I get my ballot back? yes I know its after the fact but suppose I voted for John Edwards *before* he dropped out of the race and mailed in my absentee ballot now could I get it back? so I could vote for a candidate that is still in the race?
Asked by mega,bus - Thu Feb 7 21:37:16 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope, that's the only drawback of voting absentee.
Answered by resilience - Thu Feb 7 21:45:38 2008
Q. question after voting absentee could I get my ballot back? yes I know its after the fact but suppose I voted for John Edwards *before* he dropped out of the race and mailed in my absentee ballot now could I get it back? so I could vote for a candidate that is still in the race?
Asked by mega,bus - Thu Feb 7 21:37:16 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nope, that's the only drawback of voting absentee.
Answered by resilience - Thu Feb 7 21:45:38 2008
What is absentee voting and how does it work?
Q. dont answer it if you dont know the detialed answer and answer both questions not just a part of it! thanks, Leslie<3
Asked by Leslie - Tue May 26 19:49:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a person is going to be out of town on election day or is physically unable to go to the polling place they can vote by absentee ballot. Basically the person casts a paper ballot and mails it in so that it's postmarked by election day and received within a week. Different states have different rules on absentee balloting. In New York if you vote absentee and someone sees you in town your ballot could be challenged and thrown out.
Answered by liberty rocks - Tue May 26 20:00:55 2009
Q. dont answer it if you dont know the detialed answer and answer both questions not just a part of it! thanks, Leslie<3
Asked by Leslie - Tue May 26 19:49:57 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If a person is going to be out of town on election day or is physically unable to go to the polling place they can vote by absentee ballot. Basically the person casts a paper ballot and mails it in so that it's postmarked by election day and received within a week. Different states have different rules on absentee balloting. In New York if you vote absentee and someone sees you in town your ballot could be challenged and thrown out.
Answered by liberty rocks - Tue May 26 20:00:55 2009
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
Absentee Voting, how does it work?
Q. I am a registered voter, but I just moved away to college this semester to a different city. Since I am registered in a different city but voting in a new one can I vote this presidential election with absentee voting, if so how do I go about doing so, if not what do I have to do?
Asked by Anthony - Tue Sep 9 15:32:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Re register as an absentee voter. They will send you the ballot before the election. Fill it out and mail it back. They'll open it and count it on election day.
Answered by Disneyland Guru - Tue Sep 9 15:36:28 2008
Q. I am a registered voter, but I just moved away to college this semester to a different city. Since I am registered in a different city but voting in a new one can I vote this presidential election with absentee voting, if so how do I go about doing so, if not what do I have to do?
Asked by Anthony - Tue Sep 9 15:32:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Re register as an absentee voter. They will send you the ballot before the election. Fill it out and mail it back. They'll open it and count it on election day.
Answered by Disneyland Guru - Tue Sep 9 15:36:28 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
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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
Absentee Voting for 2008 elections?
Q. I'm a student attending college in Houston, TX, but I'm registered to vote in my hometown (Del Rio, TX). I was wondering if anyone knew how the absentee vote works and if they knew the deadlines for absentee voting in the November 2008 presidential election. Thanks!
Asked by 22sweet - Fri Oct 3 00:08:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm a student attending college in Houston, TX, but I'm registered to vote in my hometown (Del Rio, TX). I was wondering if anyone knew how the absentee vote works and if they knew the deadlines for absentee voting in the November 2008 presidential election. Thanks!
Asked by 22sweet - Fri Oct 3 00:08:50 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
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 - 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 - 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
Since absentee voting is now on-going, and there hasn't been a debate, aren't these people jumping the gun?
Q. I mean...wouldn't you at least like to hear one debate before voting?
Asked by Open Your Eyes - Thu Sep 25 12:47:49 2008 - - 27 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh I think it's just because people won't be able to make it to the polls like college students for example. But they are jumping the gun because the last minute commercials and campaign statements are when the truth comes out. I am mainly Republican but even Bush and McCain right now are liars to the American people. There are lot of other things I don't like the McCain is doing and what's funny is Palin and McCain disagree on somethings like with energy issues. They just won't come out and say it. I don't support the war either. My mind isn't made up yet honestly. America is that bad right now.
Answered by IL LEONE - Thu Sep 25 12:53:56 2008
Q. I mean...wouldn't you at least like to hear one debate before voting?
Asked by Open Your Eyes - Thu Sep 25 12:47:49 2008 - - 27 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Oh I think it's just because people won't be able to make it to the polls like college students for example. But they are jumping the gun because the last minute commercials and campaign statements are when the truth comes out. I am mainly Republican but even Bush and McCain right now are liars to the American people. There are lot of other things I don't like the McCain is doing and what's funny is Palin and McCain disagree on somethings like with energy issues. They just won't come out and say it. I don't support the war either. My mind isn't made up yet honestly. America is that bad right now.
Answered by IL LEONE - Thu Sep 25 12:53:56 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
How do I start voting using an "Absentee Ballot"?
Q. I just read this article by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He points out that some of the voting machines as well as the counting are in the complete control of private businesses. Also, some voting machine companies like the new "Diebold" were contracted by Congress, even though they submitted the highest bid. Sounds like "Halliburton" all over again. source Fresh disasters at the polls -- and new evidence from an industry insider -- prove that electronic voting machines can't be trusted robert f. kennedy jr.
Asked by Joe_Pardy - Thu Oct 12 23:18:46 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most electronic voting machines are very secure & reliable, but if your uncomfortable with them go ahead and vote paper. The procedure varys from state to state, but most of the time you can either ask to vote on a paper ballot at the polls or send a written request to your local election office to vote by mail. Some states will only allow voting by mail under certain conditions, such as being out of the county on election day, over 65, or disabled. Check with your local election office for the guidelines in your state.
Answered by tnmtngirl - Fri Oct 13 09:03:04 2006
Q. I just read this article by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He points out that some of the voting machines as well as the counting are in the complete control of private businesses. Also, some voting machine companies like the new "Diebold" were contracted by Congress, even though they submitted the highest bid. Sounds like "Halliburton" all over again. source Fresh disasters at the polls -- and new evidence from an industry insider -- prove that electronic voting machines can't be trusted robert f. kennedy jr.
Asked by Joe_Pardy - Thu Oct 12 23:18:46 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most electronic voting machines are very secure & reliable, but if your uncomfortable with them go ahead and vote paper. The procedure varys from state to state, but most of the time you can either ask to vote on a paper ballot at the polls or send a written request to your local election office to vote by mail. Some states will only allow voting by mail under certain conditions, such as being out of the county on election day, over 65, or disabled. Check with your local election office for the guidelines in your state.
Answered by tnmtngirl - Fri Oct 13 09:03:04 2006
What proportion of those voting for Hillary Clinton in the New Hampshire primary, did so by "absentee ballot"?
Q. I read on Justin Webb's (The BBC Correspondent) blog, that the Clinton election machine got thousands of (especially elderly) voters to fill in absentee ballot papers, in her favour, prior to election day "in case the weather's bad, and you can't get out to vote". She's apparently doing this all over the US. Could this be why the pollsters got it so wrong in NH?
Asked by Ronnie Spraggs - Sat Jan 26 22:18:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why don`t you ask somebody, who gives a s,hit!
Answered by robert775159 - Sat Jan 26 22:23:33 2008
Q. I read on Justin Webb's (The BBC Correspondent) blog, that the Clinton election machine got thousands of (especially elderly) voters to fill in absentee ballot papers, in her favour, prior to election day "in case the weather's bad, and you can't get out to vote". She's apparently doing this all over the US. Could this be why the pollsters got it so wrong in NH?
Asked by Ronnie Spraggs - Sat Jan 26 22:18:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why don`t you ask somebody, who gives a s,hit!
Answered by robert775159 - Sat Jan 26 22:23:33 2008
Absentee Voting Question?
Q. Can I vote Absentee, because I lived in V.A. and I moved back to New York in October 2008 so instead of me, going to V.A. to vote, should I or can I do Absentee Voting? damn damn damn well can we vote through yahoo answers: Barrack Obama oh yeah!!!
Asked by Brian J - Thu Oct 30 23:10:27 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's too late now to register. You should have thought about all this before you moved. The election has been the first Tuesday in November for a pretty long while now. It didn't just pop up!
Answered by rmel80 - Thu Oct 30 23:15:23 2008
Q. Can I vote Absentee, because I lived in V.A. and I moved back to New York in October 2008 so instead of me, going to V.A. to vote, should I or can I do Absentee Voting? damn damn damn well can we vote through yahoo answers: Barrack Obama oh yeah!!!
Asked by Brian J - Thu Oct 30 23:10:27 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's too late now to register. You should have thought about all this before you moved. The election has been the first Tuesday in November for a pretty long while now. It didn't just pop up!
Answered by rmel80 - Thu Oct 30 23:15:23 2008
Do you NOT participate in absentee voting via mail because you're paranoid of fraud?
Q. I don't participate in it. Sorry, but I've heard about voter fraud. I'm sure that the absentee ballots are specially marked. What if they 'accidentally' disappear once you mail them? I want my vote to count. I'll get out of bed early to stand in line to vote and get my little sticker that says "I VOTED." :D
Asked by go h ho ie - Wed Dec 5 00:46:19 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well I agree with you
Answered by hasafer - Wed Dec 5 01:07:36 2007
Q. I don't participate in it. Sorry, but I've heard about voter fraud. I'm sure that the absentee ballots are specially marked. What if they 'accidentally' disappear once you mail them? I want my vote to count. I'll get out of bed early to stand in line to vote and get my little sticker that says "I VOTED." :D
Asked by go h ho ie - Wed Dec 5 00:46:19 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well I agree with you
Answered by hasafer - Wed Dec 5 01:07:36 2007
Absentee Voting and All That Good Stuff!?
Q. I will be leaving for China in September, so I want to make sure my vote counts while I'm over there. This question is more about how to vote properly than anything else. I am very interested in voting and everything that goes on in my city, San Antonio, and would like to know how to do that overseas while in Beijing, China. I beg somebody to be precise and thorough when answering this question, please! Provide websites, systematic instructions, etc. 1) Voting Overseas in Beijing, China for the Presidential Elections 2) Voting individuals into offices in San Antonio, Texas and Texas as a whole while overseas/not overseas 3) VOTING in everything both overseas and while in the country! I am excited about exercising my right to vote people… [cont.]
Asked by Michael M - Wed Jul 25 23:18:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call the Bexar County Election Dept at (210)-335-8683 and ask for Jacquelyn Callanen.
Answered by argawarga - Wed Jul 25 23:28:46 2007
Q. I will be leaving for China in September, so I want to make sure my vote counts while I'm over there. This question is more about how to vote properly than anything else. I am very interested in voting and everything that goes on in my city, San Antonio, and would like to know how to do that overseas while in Beijing, China. I beg somebody to be precise and thorough when answering this question, please! Provide websites, systematic instructions, etc. 1) Voting Overseas in Beijing, China for the Presidential Elections 2) Voting individuals into offices in San Antonio, Texas and Texas as a whole while overseas/not overseas 3) VOTING in everything both overseas and while in the country! I am excited about exercising my right to vote people… [cont.]
Asked by Michael M - Wed Jul 25 23:18:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Call the Bexar County Election Dept at (210)-335-8683 and ask for Jacquelyn Callanen.
Answered by argawarga - Wed Jul 25 23:28:46 2007
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
who benefits from absentee voting act?
Q. who benefits from absentee voting act?
Asked by Cherish - Sat Jan 23 20:32:34 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Republicans
Answered by hotpinkKITTY - Sat Jan 23 20:36:12 2010
Q. who benefits from absentee voting act?
Asked by Cherish - Sat Jan 23 20:32:34 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Republicans
Answered by hotpinkKITTY - Sat Jan 23 20:36:12 2010
Which states do not count absentees if the margin of victory is more than the total number of absentee votes?
Q. Candidate A: 100,000 Candidate B: 50,000 10,000 absentee votes. Which states would count them and which would rule they would not affect the election? Please given sources if possible, thank you!
Asked by Mike S - Sun Oct 5 09:37:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My source is my son in the army, none of them do. Our soldiers, who must vote absentee, have no voice in voting for their own President.
Answered by The Lady - Mon Oct 6 17:38:10 2008
Q. Candidate A: 100,000 Candidate B: 50,000 10,000 absentee votes. Which states would count them and which would rule they would not affect the election? Please given sources if possible, thank you!
Asked by Mike S - Sun Oct 5 09:37:26 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My source is my son in the army, none of them do. Our soldiers, who must vote absentee, have no voice in voting for their own President.
Answered by The Lady - Mon Oct 6 17:38:10 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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