EARLY VOTING FOR PRESIDENT START IN * LATE SEPTEMBER * IN SOME STATES

https://ballotpedia.org/Early_voting_dates,_2024 ^ | 7-18-24 | Orlando

[Orlando]

Is this information right, true ?

[Orlando]

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[Reno89519]

Your link goes to YouTube and not to Ballotpedia. What is the correct link?

[Orlando]

https://ballotpedia.org/Early_voting_dates,_2024

[Orlando]

my bad :(
just posted

[Reno89519]

Here is the list, though I wonder if it is correct since I've read and heard multiple reports that some states start on September 16.

• Minnesota: 09/20/2024
• South Dakota: 09/20/2024
• Virginia: 09/20/2024
• Illinois: 09/26/2024
• Vermont: 10/01/2024
• California: 10/07/2024
• Montana: 10/07/2024
• Nebraska: 10/07/2024
• Indiana: 10/08/2024
• New Mexico: 10/08/2024
• Ohio: 10/08/2024
• Wyoming: 10/08/2024
• Arizona: 10/09/2024
• Georgia: 10/15/2024
• Iowa: 10/16/2024
• Kansas: 10/16/2024
• Rhode Island: 10/16/2024
• Tennessee: 10/16/2024
• North Carolina: 10/17/2024
• Washington: 10/18/2024
• Massachusetts: 10/19/2024
• Nevada: 10/19/2024
• Alaska: 10/21/2024
• Arkansas: 10/21/2024
• Colorado: 10/21/2024
• Connecticut: 10/21/2024
• Idaho: 10/21/2024
• South Carolina: 10/21/2024
• Texas: 10/21/2024
• Hawaii: 10/22/2024
• Missouri: 10/22/2024
• Utah: 10/22/2024
• Wisconsin (Fall): 10/22/2024
• West Virginia: 10/23/2024
• Maryland: 10/24/2024
• Delaware: 10/25/2024
• Florida: 10/26/2024
• Michigan: 10/26/2024
• New Jersey: 10/26/2024
• New York: 10/26/2024
• District of Columbia: 10/28/2024
• Oklahoma: 10/30/2024
• Kentucky: 10/31/2024
• Louisiana: 11/22/2024
• Georgia (Runoff): 11/25/2024
• Alabama: None
• Mississippi: None
• Mississippi (Runoff): None
• New Hampshire: None
• Maine: Varies
• North Dakota: Varies
• Oregon: Varies
• Pennsylvania: Varies

Source: https://ballotpedia.org/Early_voting_dates,_2024#Early_voting_dates_for_the_2024_general_election

[JonPreston]

People in Pennsylvania can request mail in ballots right now.

[Orlando]

This is Crazy !! alot of Voter F

[Orlando]

No wonder JB is hiding , until Aug 19th

[ShadowAce]

DON'T VOTE EARLY!

We don't want to give the Dims any more head start on the steal than we need to. Vote Day of, and keep them guessing.

[JonPreston]

If people request ballots immediately, Demented Joe will be the D choice, making any subsequent change a real problem

[Orlando]

Remember AZ

[Orlando]

That’s why the Dem_’s want him out today !

[Orlando]

Isn’t today the deadline for some states ?

[Orlando]

I see Youtube is censoring my views not moving at all. Must of hit a nerve

[Lockbox]

Dude! It how long they been printing the mail in ballots for Joe. They will never be able to change the votes now! Too Late!

[Bubba_Leroy]

DON'T VOTE EARLY!

So what do you do when you go to vote on election day and they won't let you vote because someone has already voted in your name?

Personally, I plan to vote on the first day of early voting in Texas. If I should drop dead after early voting begins and before election day I want my vote counted. When you get my age it is something you have to consider.

[cgbg]

This does raise the obvious question of what happens if the candidates for any office on the ballot died or were replaced on those ballots.

What do they do then?

[MayflowerMadam]

I’m wondering what everyone thinks of the idea Lindell is putting out there which (allegedly) will help reduce cheating. Here it is, as I understand it.

1. As soon as mail-in ballots are available, request one.

2. When you get it, don’t return in the mail, but hold on to it.

3.Take it with you to your polling place on Election Day and cast it there in person.

Supposedly, requesting and receiving early will keep someone else (cheater) from getting yours and casting it. Allegedly, this will eliminate the problem of going to vote on Election Day and being told that you’ve already voted. You just tell them that you requested it, but “it’s here in my hand now”.

I’ve run elections before, but that was in the ‘80s, so don’t know how/if this would work in today’s technology. I’m thinking that maybe precinct workers would refuse to accept your paper ballot.

I’m leery of Lindell’s (sometimes hair-brained) schemes. I know his heart’s in the right place, but just because he think’s it’s a cute idea and he foiled the bad guys, has he?

Anyhow, would this be safe and effective for more security?

[cgbg]

Just one example:

There are fifteen candidates for five county commissioner seats.

One of the candidates dies after early voting starts but before election day.

That candidate wins one seat because of early voting.....