There is nothing in that document that indicates you are allowed to vote absentee by preference as opposed to need, but I found that out through other sources.
There is nothing in that document that indicates you are allowed to vote absentee by preference as opposed to need, but I found that out through other sources.
I'm not hating.
But that link goes to a document (as you know) that in its very first line says anyone eligible to vote may do so through absentee ballot.
100% definitive.
Every state allows absentee; for twenty of them you need an excuse. Your not supposed to vote absentee if you will be home on election day in those states.
https://www.ncsl.org/research/elections-and-campaigns/absentee-and-early-voting.aspx
Were I the sort of person that disparages others for the amount of time it takes to find something, I would say that took one Google search for "no-excuse absentee ballot" and was the first link.
You really think Obama would not have worked with a Republican Congress to improve (as opposed to eliminate) the ACA?
It's one thing to accuse one of not googling. It's another to call one a liar.
Just pointing out the subtlety.
It's a rape accusation by an anonymous source. Rape culture.
I can see that same line in a state that allows absentee balloting and still requires an excuse (although, probably with a subsequent modification).
I thank you for pointing out that subtlety. If I had issued a full, complete, and and unreserved apology a full page before you vomited out your comment, I would not feel as terrible about my false accusation towards #bern as your comment indicates I should.
I'm not intending to be either accusatory or spiteful in any way.
I apologize if I worded my post(s) that may suggest otherwise.
Spoken like a politician. You should run for office, you would be perfect for it.
The whole "any person who is eligible to vote" business didn't do it for you? But glad you became convinced in another way.