[ConservativeInPA]

I've never voted by mail, not even an absentee ballot when I was on the road for business 35 weeks out of the year. I would arrange my schedule to be home to vote. So this is new to me. So a few questions ... 1.) If I request a ballot, do I need to use it? 2.) If I request a ballot, can I still vote in person, assuming I didn't use it? I am in Pennsylvania and we are not having a 100% vote by mail election. 3.) Given all the Rat governor and tranny health secretary forced ChiCom flu shut-downs in PA, would it wise to request a ballot, just in case they decide to shut down polls on election day? That may seem far fetched, but it is conceivable given their unconstitutional edicts over the last six months.

I won't ask question number four since the answer is I will not vote by mail and in person.

[Varda]

I received this as well. I will only use it if I want the US Postal Workers Union to screen my vote.

[McGruff]

I will not vote by mail and in person

But you bring up an interesting point. How many will vote twice?

[logi_cal869]

Correction:
Since you do not cite an effort at any verification whatsoever, you received mail “allegedly” from the RNC...

[USS Alaska]

I got one also, I filed it the waste basket.

There is no way I will depend on mail in votes, I am going to my polling place, vote and then spend the rest of the day as a poll watcher in Indian Country.

Can't take a camera or a phone, but I can legally carry my little friends {the polling place is not a school}.

[napscoordinator]

I voted absentee for 27 years. Then I voted in person for 10. I just voted vote by mail for the August 18th primary for the first time. I trust Florida vote by mail. We’ve won every state wide election but one with vote by mail. However, I did hand carry my ballot to the supervisor of elections office. Alan Hayes is our election commissioner. He’s great!