Typical Dim operation. The only way they've been able to win elections is to beg, borrow, steal, or buy votes. I'm thinkin' the price has gotten too high for them to carry on any longer. They ain't got enough dough!
Information from the La. Sec of State web site. Notice there's a very small window for absentee voting due to Thanksgiving; Nov. 25, 26, 27. The site was not precise about the 30th, but since it's a Saturday, I presume they will NOT accept absentee ballots after the 27th??? Additional info the military voting also...
Absentee Voting Opens for December 7th Election
The absentee voting process for the upcoming December 7th election begins on Monday, November 25th, and will close on Saturday, November 30th. Those persons who want to cast an absentee ballot in person should do so at their local registrar of voters office from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Registrar's offices will be closed on Thursday the 28th and Friday the 29th for Thanksgiving holidays. Louisiana law provides for absentee voting by mail, and special provisions are in place for persons in the military. Voters who are physically unable to vote in person at the polls on election day and unable to vote in person at the registrar's office may be eligible for the Special Program for Physically Handicapped Voters. For information about all of these voting alternatives, visit the Department of Elections and Registration web site and select "Absentee Voting". Sample ballots will be available online prior to voting at our Sample Ballot Database.
Voting Information for U. S. Military Personnel
Secretary of State Fox McKeithen and the U. S. Department of Defense have teamed to provide U. S. military personnel with information about the 2002 elections schedule and absentee voting requirements. An informational recording at the Department of Defense Voting Information Center can be accessed by calling 1-800-438-8683 and then entering "52" -- the two number state code for Louisiana. The caller will then hear a recorded menu to select current elections information or hear recorded messages from candidates or their elected officials. McKeithen's message as Louisiana's Chief Elections Officer provides information on upcoming elections, online sample ballots, and how to obtain an absentee ballot. The Center is part of the Federal Voting Assistance Program enabled by the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA).
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