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'Can't believe my eyes': Florida 'hotbed of Trump support' erupts with Harris enthusiasm
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Don’t forget we now have to ask for mail in ballots yearly if that’s your thing. (Edit: I mean in Florida, also, we can check to ensure ours has been counted. Check with your county’s elections to see if you can sign up online or if you have to go in person or whatever to sign up for mail in ballot.)
I get them and just turn them in at a polling location especially because the best I get on election day is I don’t have to stay too long after students leave.
In Michigan you can opt-in to always get a mail in ballot for every election. Highly recommended.
Applications for absentee voting can be submitted online. It is recommended to apply at least 15 days before the election.
Pennsylvania is yearly request sadly
Used to be the same way in florida, but you know, Desantis.
In California when you do mail in ballots you get a notification that your ballot has arrived (and will be counted). I believe you can also opt to bring your mail in ballot and vote “normal” as well.
Ditto in Arizona. I get notifications when my ballot is mailed, received, and counted.