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There have been quite a few on this board that have talked about voting early in their states. I was just curioius about ours, and there is no such provision. To vote early, one must either bring in proof to the County Clerk's office that one has to be out of town that day for something such as training for a job, or a pre-planned, or sign an oath saying such, and it is treated like a sworn statement in court.
I am not sure how many states allow early voting or voting by mail, but Kentucky is very strict about it. Does anyone happen to know how many states allow early voting? My guess is that it falls along a liberal-conservative state line. |
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I'm pretty sure they allow early voting in Florida. Recall seeing some voting forms at my parents place the other week that they were mailing off.
I'm a Florida resident also! But am stuck in Illinois at the moment and might be here for awhile. Bit concerned that I might not make it in time to vote. Will have to look further into this. "FLOTUS: Better Vote Early in Case Your Toilet’s Overflowing on Election Day" http://dougpowers.com/2012/10/22/flo...-election-day/ |
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I cannot understand Kentucky's reasoning for not allowing early voting. If one swears out a false statement as to why they are voting early (requires a verified absence) and you get caught, you can be heavily fined and even spend some time in the local jail. I cannot understand the reasoning behind this.
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