Post #4609257 · Elektrine

@CorrectAlias@piefed.blahaj.zone

2026-08-26 20:23 UTC

Hobbs said he was confident the lawsuit would succeed in blocking the new regulations, but that if it failed, voters should use drop boxes to return their ballots to reduce the risk of the Postal Service not delivering them. This is key. Never use the postal service to send your ballots back, and if you don’t get one from the state because the postal service blocked it, in WA, you can print it at home and drop it in a dropbox.

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@CharlesDarwin@lemmy.world 2026-08-27 03:37

in WA, you can print it at home and drop it in a dropbox. That is fantastic! I need to look into whether Colorado offers that. EVERY state should offer this kind of freedom, by the way. ( At least until we have voting online. It is fucking ridiculous that you cannot vote online, by the way. We have been doing e-commerce for how long now? Over 30 years? Why the fuck can’t we vote online? ) But in the meantime, people should be able to leisurely, without any kind of concern about being tackled or harassed by some activist sheriff or douchebag ICE loser, review, research and fill out their ballot, whether mailed to them or they have printed it out and then…also at their leisure, either drop in the mail or at a dropbox. And no dickhead dotard like donnie should have any say in that.

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