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In reply to the discussion: In the 1970's I don't remember early voting, and it seemed like every school had voting machines [View all]BainsBane
(53,112 posts)13. That's how I first voted.
And it's probably true that there were more voting locations then, especially in red states.
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In the 1970's I don't remember early voting, and it seemed like every school had voting machines [View all]
Quixote1818
Oct 2020
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lostnfound
Oct 2020
#48
NJ now moved polling places out of schools to prevent people from just walking into them.
TheBlackAdder
Oct 2020
#37
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Progressive Jones
Oct 2020
#27
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Guy Whitey Corngood
Oct 2020
#40
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Klaralven
Oct 2020
#23
I grew up in Oregon. In school on election days they would tell us to be very quiet.
Olafjoy
Oct 2020
#32
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Progressive Jones
Oct 2020
#33