[DeLaine]

I have a sort of off topic question. How can i make sure my late husband doesn’t “vote” in this election?? Is there any way to find out if that happens?

[null and void]

No idea. No idea.

[JohnQ1]

You didn’t ask me, but I have words of wisdom you need.

Cut down all the oak trees in your neighborhood, out at least as far as hubby’s cemetary (if any). Smash all acorns, burn all fragments, and bury them in quicklime. If you’re diligent enough, you *may* prevent an untimely vote.

[WhyisaTexasgirlinPA]

I'm not sure how things are set up in Georgia, but in Texas, once I show them my voter registration card (I"m white, so I have to prove I can legally vote) - they turn a book around for my signature and my husband's name is either just above or below mine. I can easily see if he has signed meaning he voted ahead of me.

If you waited until the last day/time to vote, you could see is anyone had illegally signed.

Of course I have no idea what they would do at that point!