Take a look and see just how corrupt the Voting system is across the country and then ask the question of yourselves, do you believe wed be better off with IDs at the Polls to be more assured of Honest Results? God Bless You All; Clair Van Steenwyk 43 states allow early voting in some capacity. Of those, 34 states do not require any special requirements to vote early. They are as follows: Alaska,Arizona,Arkansas,California,Colorado,Florida,Georgia,Hawaii,Idaho Illinois,Indiana,Iowa,Kansas,Louisiana,Maine,Maryland,Montana,Nebraska Nevada,New Mexico,North Carolina,North Dakota,Ohio,Oklahoma,Oregon South Dakota,Tennessee,Texas,Utah,Vermont,Washington,West Virginia Wisconsin,Wyoming, only 8 states have special requirements pertaining to who is eligible to vote early. They are as follows: Delaware, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, South Carolina, and Virginia. The following are among the most common requirements for early voting: absence from the county on election day; illness or physical disability; is an appointed election officer or poll worked at a polling place other than his or her own; works a required shift during polling hours on election day religious observance Massachusetts will allow early voting for all November state elections (excluding primary elections) beginning in 2016. In the remaining state, New Jersey, early voting is handled on a county by county basis; not all counties have early voting. Of the 43 states that allow early voting, 28 of them have a defined start date for when early voting begins. The average number of days prior to an election that voters can cast an early ballot is 21 days in the 29 states analyzed. There are 9 states that allow early voting to begin as soon as a ballot is made available. 7 states do not allow early voting: Alabama, Connecticut, Michigan, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island. We Must Fix this before 2016 or were in for the Ride of Our Lives.
Posted on: Thu, 23 Oct 2014 20:16:09 +0000
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