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Hoyt

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2. 38 states now allow on-line registration where one does not have to put up with that junk.

Reply to Blue_true (Original post)

Tue Jun 26, 2018, 10:51 AM

Jun 2018

Glad the lady stuck it out. On-line won't get everyone, but it is an option for many. You can also quickly check your registration to determine if there is anything that might cause a problem on election day. I live in a red state, but registration is easy. Voting is simple too. You can order a ballot by mail and submit it by mail. They have a couple of weeks of early voting too. There is just no reason to wait until the last day to vote when impediments might come up.

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Voter registration and intimidation. [View all] Blue_true Jun 2018 OP

all she needs is a few kinder faces by her...this is what it comes down to, we can no longer expect beachbum bob Jun 2018 #1

38 states now allow on-line registration where one does not have to put up with that junk. Hoyt Jun 2018 #2

My view is the people that current registration is trying to reach won't register online. Blue_true Jun 2018 #3

Maybe. But it can be done door-to-door, in community centers, at churches, kids can encourage Hoyt Jun 2018 #4

I pointed to the DNC effort, I assume it is using all possible options. nt Blue_true Jun 2018 #5