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In reply to the discussion: FFS! DROP IT OFF! [View all]OregonBlue
(7,768 posts)that I would drop their ballots off at the county clerks office. Since the ballots were heavy they needed several stamps. For some seniors, that was a bit of money. They could either bring them to the senior lunch or I would swing by and pick them up when I was going to town. We lived 45 minutes from the closest town. I didn't ask if they were Dem or GOP. There is no law about how many or who can drop off other peoples' ballots in Oregon.
Here is a list of the laws per state https://www.ncsl.org/research/elections-and-campaigns/vopp-table-10-who-can-collect-and-return-an-absentee-ballot-other-than-the-voter.aspx I don't know how up to date it is.
Wherever possible, we need to make sure we are getting people's votes to the court houses or county clerks offices.