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Fiendish Thingy

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30. Which is why they must come up with a plan B NOW. Nt

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Appeals court allows USPS to move forward with Trump's anti-mail voting order, for now [View all] hookaleft 3 hrs ago OP

America's voting system is a disaster dlk 3 hrs ago #1

So the Postal Service gets to decide who votes? underpants 3 hrs ago #2

More accurately, Trump gets to decide who can receive a mail-in ballot AZJonnie 2 hrs ago #9

Somehow they found a court willing to entertain this idea. LisaL 2 hrs ago #11

Colorado is completely mail in ballots?..................... Lovie777 3 hrs ago #3

I guess they better figure out what to do. LisaL 2 hrs ago #6

Yes, but we can drop them in secure boxes instead (nt) William Seger 21 min ago #39

How are you getting the ballot? LisaL 15 min ago #42

I have been voting in person for a few years now. ananda 3 hrs ago #4

You need to check that paper copy carefully. Lonestarblue 1 hr ago #35

I do. ananda 1 hr ago #36

The postal service will not be handling my ballot this year. GoodRaisin 3 hrs ago #5

Maybe states can avoid mail in ballots and start using ................... Lovie777 2 hrs ago #7

How are they going to get these ballots without the post office? LisaL 2 hrs ago #8

The states may have to hire third party couriers or legislate some kind of state run courier service. Nt Fiendish Thingy 2 hrs ago #15

Third party couriers don't have the infrastructure to do this. LisaL 2 hrs ago #21

Most states have drop boxes Fiendish Thingy 2 hrs ago #26

Again, how are the people going to get ballots to begin with? LisaL 2 hrs ago #27

That's what I mean by creating a plan B Fiendish Thingy 1 hr ago #31

States that vote by mail don't even have polling places. LisaL 1 hr ago #32

That's not true for the most part--- only a few states who do ALL mail-in voting Jack Valentino 16 min ago #41

Obviously I am talking about the states that only do mail in voting. LisaL 13 min ago #43

WTF? spanone 2 hrs ago #10

WTF can't the courts get on the same effn page? vapor2 2 hrs ago #12

It's part of the normal appeals process Fiendish Thingy 2 hrs ago #14

Can it be "temporary" until after the next election? kentuck 2 hrs ago #16

Courts tend to handle time sensitive election cases quicker than others Fiendish Thingy 2 hrs ago #18

I don't think anyone wants to put too much faith in this Court... kentuck 2 hrs ago #19

They have, but have also ruled against Trump on a number of occasions Fiendish Thingy 2 hrs ago #24

Okay, well, the article has some fairly scary-sounding verbiage in any case AZJonnie 2 hrs ago #22

I'm no lawyer, I just read a lot. Fiendish Thingy 1 hr ago #29

Key word: temporarily Fiendish Thingy 2 hrs ago #13

October? LisaL 2 hrs ago #25

Which is why they must come up with a plan B NOW. Nt Fiendish Thingy 1 hr ago #30

How the fuck is the USPS going to do this part: "use those lists to determine whether to transmit ballots"? AZJonnie 2 hrs ago #17

How does this make sense? kacekwl 2 hrs ago #20

It makes no sense. LisaL 2 hrs ago #23

How does tha affect states that only vote by mail. Lifeafter70 2 hrs ago #28

Obviously the states that only vote by mail are going to have huge problems. LisaL 1 hr ago #33

I agree they are a federal agency and elections are state controlled Lifeafter70 1 hr ago #34

Democrats already know what's up at this point ecstatic 46 min ago #37

I use the secure ballot drop-box at my local library JoseBalow 38 min ago #38

How do you get this ballot to begin with? LisaL 17 min ago #40

Everyone in the state gets their ballot mailed to them in advance JoseBalow 2 min ago #44