Early voting begins!

[Anonymous]

I plan on voting the first day I’m able to in my state. It’s actually slightly less convenient as there is just one location for it but then I know it’s taken care of and no lines or sick kids are going to prevent me from voting.

[Anonymous]

Here you go

[Anonymous]

Should we expect delays in receiving mail in ballots?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should we expect delays in receiving mail in ballots?

Would be helpful if you told us the state.

[Anonymous]

Election Day starts on Friday in Virginia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Election Day starts on Friday in Virginia.

My entire family is voting on Day One for Harris!

[Anonymous]

Pennsylvania early voting was supposed to begin today.

That is not happening because of a bunch of lawsuits.

Who might have brought undoubtedly frivolous lawsuits?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Should we expect delays in receiving mail in ballots?

Yes. So far in North Carolina (rfk jr lawsuit) and Pennsylvania lawsuits.

Trump is starting early this time.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Election Day starts on Friday in Virginia.

My entire family is voting on Day One for Harris!

Same. Voting in Virginia is great because you can check a box for continued mail-in ballots and they automatically mail you one for every election. I used to have to wait in line for an hour - never again.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Ugh. Pennsylvania is becoming the new Florida with their electoral messiness.
https://apnews.com/article/pennsylvania-early-voting-september-16-mail-ballots-edbcfb03d28a2bfdadd70ba6bbe28a3b
By JOSH KELETY
Updated 12:43 PM EDT, September 18, 2024
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Pennsylvania voters are not yet able to cast ballots, despite some confusion over a state law concerning applications for mail ballots. Counties in the state are still preparing mail ballots for voters.

Pennsylvania counties, which typically send out mail-in ballots weeks before the election to voters who request them, have been waiting for the state Supreme Court to rule in multiple cases concerning whether third-party candidates could be listed on the ballot. The last ruling came Monday, and now county election officials say they will need time to test, print and mail the ballots.

That process could drag into next month, depending on the county.

“It could very well be till the first week of October until ballots start going out to those voters,” said Lisa Schaefer, executive director of the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania.

[Anonymous]

I live in Virginia and I voted this morning!