The phrase ‘change my vote’ was Googled so much post debate, it hit the MAX limit on Google trends chart!

TG ^ | 10/24/2020 | Evan

[Chickensoup]

One can call back ones ballot and not vote. That in itself is a vote

[Flick Lives]

3 important states for folks to unbiden themselves

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“Unbiden”. Like. Sort of like unburden.

[robel]

Isn’t this about the time for a Leftist judge to rule that it’s illegal to change a vote?

[moovova]

I searched “change my vote” several times just to contribute to the high numbers. Haven’t even voted yet. Drop in the bucket, I know. But still, doesn’t hurt.

[j.havenfarm]

It’s amazing what can happen when you give some information to low information voters. Stupid ignorant bastards

[Chode]

[hecticskeptic]

Interesting... but only means something if people follow up on it once they find out they can change for their State. I wonder if it’s possible to find out if there is indeed an inordinate amount of follow up at election offices...

[SmokingJoe]

This as well:

TRUMP’S PUNCHES LANDED! Top Biden Searches Tonight: Ban Fracking and Super-Predators

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2020/10/trumps-punches-landed-top-biden-searches-tonight-ban-fracking-super-predators/

[Drew68]

If you’re unsure, don’t vote until you are, seems simple to me.

I suspect most of the early voters are highly partisan anyways who were going to vote for their candidate regardless of the debates.

[SmokingJoe]

It's the votes from now till election day. Approx 70% have still not voted yet.
This fracking nonsense from Slow Joe will make them change their minds in Pensylvania and other pillars producing states and vote for Trump or not vote for Biden.

[CatOwner]

I suspect most of the early voters are highly partisan anyways who were going to vote for their candidate regardless of the debates.

Yep, which is why I voted early this morning. I've always voted in person before now, but I have a feeling this Election Day is going to be full of massive voter intimidation and trying to slow-roll voters at the precincts.

[Revel]

It does not make sense that the votes could be changed. But It could only happen before the vote or ballot went into the system. There is no way to change an anonymous vote after that. I would think that it would be hugely difficult for a ballot to be found and replaced even before that point.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

That’s a very good question. I presume they would check in-person voting against mail ballots and identify double voting, but who knows? There have been so many snafus, court adjudications changing things, irregularities by the score, computer “glitches” that anything can happen. If they find you double voted, do they throw both ballots out? Choose the newest?

[AnxiouslyWaiting]

Thanks for the info. I didn’t think the vote could be changed.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

I was quite surprised to see than any states allowed you to change your vote. Put that in the “you learn something new every day” column.

[cookcounty]

The Alice in Wonderland Election: “Votes first, Debates after.“