Submitted by jr_reddit t3_y3t69k in Connecticut
sjsmac t1_isa7j7b wrote
Not surprisingly, the only people against it are Republicans.
Nyrfan2017 t1_isbqe1x wrote
I’m a independent and I’m against it opens the door for more tampering with things and I know I’ll get that don’t happen but yet there is a ton of articles about people from both sides getting in trouble for it
Kodiak01 t1_isbrmcq wrote
You realize that anyone who wants to vote early already can do so by simply stating they will be out of town during all voting hours, right?
Lived in CT since 2016. Voted in every election, 2020 general election was the only time I had to race to the polls at the end of the night from work because my absentee ballot never got sent.
This past primary election I went to the clerk's office 3 weeks before the election, got my ballot, filled it out on the spot and handed it right back to them.
In order to even get my ballot I had to show ID and get cross-checked against the active voter rolls. You don't just waltz in and grab a handful of ballots.
Nyrfan2017 t1_isc2we2 wrote
I get that so why we wasting money pushing it more having boxes outside places to put the absentee in .. you realize if someone wanted to tamper with things they damage the box somehow .now how did they know who’s votes were in there .. I just seen too many issues at a city level and don’t trust the people in charge and don’t think it can be done legit .
Kodiak01 t1_isc5g63 wrote
> you realize if someone wanted to tamper with things they damage the box somehow
Vernon tried putting their box inside the town hall so it could be protected and got sued for it...
Nyrfan2017 t1_isc65dk wrote
Wonder if inside the post office would be better. I’m gonna guess the lawsuit was based on that is was stored in a political building where officals can influence people? Like how people can’t be within 75 ft of the polls
Kodiak01 t1_iscclcu wrote
The town hall is not a polling place. They literally wanted it just inside the door, in the main hallway. People sued because there wasn't 24/7 access.
waterford1955_2 t1_iscrrns wrote
Election fraud is so rare as to be statistically nonexistent.
CalligrapherDizzy201 t1_iseofwu wrote
Yet there are stories about it occurring every election cycle.
dreamqueen9103 t1_ishslfd wrote
Because certain sore losers make them up.
CT_Real t1_isdysc8 wrote
Wait till you hear about absentee ballots then!!!
TheOkayestName t1_isb4vkv wrote
Or democrats in 2016 lol
sjsmac t1_isb55cm wrote
Smoke some more carpet fibers, dude.
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TheOkayestName t1_isb5u4z wrote
Careful, Russia might meddle in that too
yukumizu t1_isbento wrote
Projection: the auto comeback of republicans and abusers
bdy435 t1_isbr5xk wrote
Russian interference in our electoral process has been well documented.
If you think your comment was a put down, it only reflects on you.
TheOkayestName t1_isc117j wrote
Yea just not in the 2020 election tho. Can’t even question that one. Lmao.
Darondo t1_isc7nwb wrote
I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic. There was a mountain of proven Russian meddling in the 2020 election. It just didn’t affect the final result of the presidential election.
TheOkayestName t1_iscuf88 wrote
Then what did it do?
EarthExile t1_isbxkp8 wrote
You seem to be implying that Democrats opposed early voting in 2016. Why?
TheOkayestName t1_iscx4qt wrote
Maybe they did, maybe they didn’t. What they did do however, for four years, was question and protest the election.
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