[Mr Rogers]

“If you are going to go to a voting site on Election Day anyhow, why use a mail-in ballot in the first place?”

If you are on the PEVL, you get one automatically. You have to write and ask them to stop. And some like to fill their ballots out at home where they can look up names or ask others for recommendations. Most mail them back, but concern over post offices ‘losing’ ballots have led a lot of folks to taking them in personally.

Not saying I think it makes sense. I dropped off the PEVL a few years ago and my wife did her paperwork last week. I’d LOVE to get rid of the PEVL but doubt the votes exist for that either.

Other states may think we’re nuts, but a lot of Arizonans like the current system and don’t CARE if it takes a week to validate votes.

[L.A.Justice]

If you are on the PEVL, you get one automatically. You have to write and ask them to stop. And some like to fill their ballots out at home where they can look up names or ask others for recommendations. Most mail them back, but concern over post offices ‘losing’ ballots have led a lot of folks to taking them in personally. Not saying I think it makes sense. I dropped off the PEVL a few years ago and my wife did her paperwork last week. I’d LOVE to get rid of the PEVL but doubt the votes exist for that either.

I live in CA...I am a permanent absentee voter...I have been getting ballots at home for many years...

I like filling out the ballots at home...I do not like to stand in a line at some ballot place...

I did vote in the primary for Mayor of Los Angeles...I filled out the ballot at home...Then I put the ballot in the drop box near the public library...Then, several days later, the LA County Registrar sent me an email...Stating that my ballot has been scanned...

Filling out the ballot at home...It is not going away any time soon...Too many people find that convenient...