Maryland's first all-mail election is underway, with most voters from the state's 7th Congressional District casting ballots remotely to elect an interim representative following Congressman Elijah Cummings' death last October.
Registered voters across the district—which encompasses roughly half of Baltimore City, in addition to areas of Baltimore and Howard counties—received paper ballots by mail or fax earlier this month from the state's Board of Elections, which also made electronic ballots available to download directly from its website. The board is accepting ballots issued by mail on or before April 28, as well as those deposited at designated drop-off locations prior to 8:00 p.m. EDT on Tuesday.
Several outlets, including the Associated Press, have reported that ballots cast in-person during Maryland's 7th Congressional District election will be quarantined for 24 hours before they are reviewed by election officials in effort to avoid potential exposure to infection.
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Maybe they can steal the election from themselves. How many more votes than are registered voters will they have
ReplyDeleteSo.damn.wrong!
ReplyDeleteCivil war.
ReplyDeleteWhat possibly can go wrong?
ReplyDelete(snicker snicker)
Fraudulent ballots, voter ballot tampering, voter tampering
ReplyDeletei'm sure there won't be any cheating, corruption here...
ReplyDeleteLet me download the voting form, print 200 copies and start filling in recently deceased so I can vote for them. I know who they wanted to vote for!!! (sic)
ReplyDeleteWell everyone in their right mind should have known how that was going to turn out with MAIL IN BALLOTS!!! DEMOCRATS always win with MAIN IN BALLOTS!! Just their way of cheating more than what they do.
ReplyDeleteWhy not put the voting booths at Walmart?
ReplyDeleteGreat idea 12:26
DeleteShut down the country for several 4-6 hour blocks at a time from Friday through Monday and have people vote over the extended voting period. Mail in voting wrong. If a Democrat wins it will be considered a wonderful way to vote. If a Republican wins it will be considered a fraud election.
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