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Response to RBInMaine (Reply #4)

Tue Oct 23, 2012, 12:13 AM

joshcryer (39,749 posts)

37. Here in Colorado the place for the stamp says "requires 65 cents of postage."

My problem was that I have forever stamps and I couldn't for the life of me remember how much a stamp costed!

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38 replies	Author	Time	Post
Absentee ballot postage confusing voters [View all]	bathroommonkey76	Oct 2012	OP
post office needs to deliver them no matter what postage pn them - nt	msongs	Oct 2012	#1
Hell, more simple than that, it needs to be postage free. A poll tax is a poll tax is a poll tax...	DRoseDARs	Oct 2012	#2
+1000!	Fearless	Oct 2012	#3
Pretty damn obvious to me, too.	marble falls	Oct 2012	#20
Yes, they should deliver them but NO, it's no more a poll tax -	lynne	Oct 2012	#25
yep	2pooped2pop	Oct 2012	#11
PUT ON TWO STAMPS TO BE SAFE. Instructions with the ballot should say so, and they should be advert-	RBInMaine	Oct 2012	#4
The news station is in Indiana, not Ohio.	bathroommonkey76	Oct 2012	#5
Front page of Columbus Dispatch a few weekends ago	ColumbusLib	Oct 2012	#22
"Instructions with the ballot should say so..."	greiner3	Oct 2012	#8
It's an issue the voting board is going to have to remedy. I always put two stamps on mine.	RBInMaine	Oct 2012	#33
Here in Colorado the place for the stamp says "requires 65 cents of postage."	joshcryer	Oct 2012	#37
My daughter's ballot is mailed back in here in Ohio	NEOhiodemocrat	Oct 2012	#6
It would be in the Postal Service's best interest to deliver those ballots...	Blue State Bandit	Oct 2012	#7
WA state	Carigal	Oct 2012	#17
Is your signature on the outside envelop in Ohio?	HockeyMom	Oct 2012	#9
That's the best way to go. Bring it in in person.	LisaL	Oct 2012	#16
The secrecy sleeve should protect your vote.	joshcryer	Oct 2012	#38
"about 20 cents more"? Would it have hurt the reporter to give the precise figure?	muriel_volestrangler	Oct 2012	#10
I was wondering about this for my absentee ballot for CT	wordpix	Oct 2012	#12
What is the rate for junk mail?	julian09	Oct 2012	#13
Junk mail is NOT forward-able NOR Returnable, thus cheaper	happyslug	Oct 2012	#21
It's a slippery slope	Tree-Hugger	Oct 2012	#14
Is This Different Than Past Elections	DallasNE	Oct 2012	#15
The postal service should deliver them no matter what.	UCmeNdc	Oct 2012	#18
I agree and can we get a "Deliver the Vote" petition going?	wordpix	Oct 2012	#19
There may be a law that compels them to deliver because voting is government business.	L0oniX	Oct 2012	#23
My c0unty (Bergen) in NJ had the same problem, fortunately solved by a Democratic county clerk	Jersey Devil	Oct 2012	#24
unfortunately my clerks in CT are both R	wordpix	Oct 2012	#28
In this day and age...	defacto7	Oct 2012	#26
My Absentee ballot envelope is postage prepaid: Image	Melinda	Oct 2012	#27
Not necessarily	Retrograde	Oct 2012	#29
now I'm feeling discriminated against b/c I live in CT, put a stamp on & don't know if I should have	wordpix	Oct 2012	#31
As someone who's done a bit of graphic design,	bigworld	Oct 2012	#30
Is Anyone Else	RobinA	Oct 2012	#32
It costs $1.30 in Lucas County	du_grad	Oct 2012	#34
If you want to make your voice heard--go to the post office!	Maeve	Oct 2012	#35
I wasn't sure of the postage here in CA, but it does state that it is .65 in the	IndyJones	Oct 2012	#36

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