Ditto for my husband and me.

I suggest you volunteer to work an election and you’ll find out how UN-crooked they are.

We dropped off our mail-in ballots at the elections office in the gold dome building in Wildwood yesterday. A clerk was taking the envelopes, checking that they were signed and sealed, and placing them directly in a secure box. There was a steady stream of voters dropping off ballots when we were there. We even got “I Voted” stickers, and info about tracking our ballots. It was a well oiled machine. Love not having to vote in person on Election Day.

I heard that some people still do money transactions using checks! :shocked:

After being forced to “mail only” voting in Colorado, it’s nice to be able to vote in person at my precinct on Election Day. Looking forward to voting the old-fashioned way in person on Election Day (my first presidential election as a Villager)

"The more they overthink the plumbin', the easier it is to stop up the drain". (Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott, NCC-1701, USS Enterprise).

Can you imagine how crazy people will get once we do electronic voting? Or when they find out that results are tabulated by computers?

When you say considered in Lake County, do you mean you live in Lake County?

If you live and are registered in Lake, you can’t vote in Sumter. They only have records for Sumter County voters.

They do not have records for the other 66 counties.

Close but no cigar for you. Different states have different rules about mail in ballots. Some (32) states require that the ballot arrive by election day, period. 18 states accept ballots postmarked by election day but arriving after election day.
Most, maybe all, have rules giving some leniency to overseas ballots.

Some states accept an early mail in ballot even if there is evidence the voter died between voting and election day. Others reject such ballots

(A side note... President Carter now age 100 voted early)

Here is FL's rule
HERE is the list of each state and territorial rule.

There are more people working, machines and locations for early voting. Also, once your ballot is received, you won't be solicited anymore. No more phone calls, no more mailings, etc.

Something for everyone.....:)

In Florida voting on election day is never a problem. But, up north the weather can be terrible preventing some people from getting to their polling place. Mail in voting is secure and reliable.

Every state makes there own rules

IMO that why should have cut off week before Election Day. So truck loads don’t show up at 7PM on Election Day by coincidence. Got all time in world to mail in ballot that shouldn’t be problem.

This is why you are a sage!!