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52 minutes ago, Taoboi said:

True.

 

It does worry me.

 

I got my voting packet this weekend. And booklets. I plan to sit down and read them on my next off day. But I have looked online for where to take this. I'm in San Diego so I find this worrying. Like the San Diego Public Library is opened for drop offs...I'm a block away LITERALLY, but I now wonder how safe is it?

 

 

 

Does your city have a listing of where all your drop boxes are located?  You may want to verify that. Also, if your state has a website where you can track your ballot, you should definitely use that. I did this for the primary and I just verified receipt of my ballot for the general election.

 

City Hall or your Registrar of Voters might have a website or number to call to get your concerns addressed.

 

Also, be thorough, as you are clearly doing so that you can make informed choices but don't take too long-- get your ballot in as early as you can.

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I forgot to say that, in a large state, it might be better to check with the specific county, but you might also reach your state Secretary of the state via social media to get a response quicker. But I'd advise that you verify the locations of your drop boxes.

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30 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

 

Does your city have a listing of where all your drop boxes are located?  You may want to verify that. Also, if your state has a website where you can track your ballot, you should definitely use that. I did this for the primary and I just verified receipt of my ballot for the general election.

 

City Hall or your Registrar of Voters might have a website or number to call to get your concerns addressed.

 

Also, be thorough, as you are clearly doing so that you can make informed choices but don't take too long-- get your ballot in as early as you can.

 

11 minutes ago, DramatistDreamer said:

I forgot to say that, in a large state, it might be better to check with the specific county, but you might also reach your state Secretary of the state via social media to get a response quicker. But I'd advise that you verify the locations of your drop boxes.

Funnily enough, Google on my phone had it bookmarked for me. According to it, I have several close locations that I can just walk to. But I got conflicting info from my neighbor so I will be trying to verify it either tonight or tomorrow. 

 

Yes, I should be able to track my ballot which is good.

 

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2 hours ago, Taoboi said:

 

Funnily enough, Google on my phone had it bookmarked for me. According to it, I have several close locations that I can just walk to. But I got conflicting info from my neighbor so I will be trying to verify it either tonight or tomorrow. 

 

Yes, I should be able to track my ballot which is good.

 

 

Sounds like a plan.👍

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1 hour ago, victoria foxton said:

 

 

 

What a tool. The entire GOP deserves whatever they get. 

1 hour ago, Vee said:

 

 

Good for them!! At least some people are protecting their employees.

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