Hey I got a question. If your state law bans open carry, and the sheriff is a Communist who only gives CCW licenses to family members, would you arrest someone who was doing nothing wrong other than carrying a concealed firearm (legally owned)? Let's say they have no record whatsoever and they're acting totally normal and sober and talking to you politely. Would you still arrest them? (Let's also say for the sake of things it would be a misdemeanor in said state not felony)
If you implying they will discard it, they could do the same thing on Election Day. I would advise voting in person instead of mail, but to stoke fear that early voting is dangerous is irresponsible.
I don't have any insight, but I don't know of any advantage (related to vote security) in waiting. The process here is that after voting on the screen, my vote card is printed to paper. I walk over to the scanner and hand-feed that paper into the scanner and wait until it says "vote cast" and the running vote counter increments by +1. I'm registered as a poll worker on election day, so I may get to see some behind-the-scenes process then.
And just what do you think they are going to do with your vote between now and Nov 3?
I'm a police officer. If I get ambushed and die between now and election day, I want my vote to still count. Early voted yesterday.
You don't need to ask him to know yes.
Seriously let me go ask a meteorologist what color the sky is
Hey I got a question. If your state law bans open carry, and the sheriff is a Communist who only gives CCW licenses to family members, would you arrest someone who was doing nothing wrong other than carrying a concealed firearm (legally owned)? Let's say they have no record whatsoever and they're acting totally normal and sober and talking to you politely. Would you still arrest them? (Let's also say for the sake of things it would be a misdemeanor in said state not felony)
If my state banned open carry, I wouldn't live there.
The answer though, is a resounding no.
If you implying they will discard it, they could do the same thing on Election Day. I would advise voting in person instead of mail, but to stoke fear that early voting is dangerous is irresponsible.
I don't have any insight, but I don't know of any advantage (related to vote security) in waiting. The process here is that after voting on the screen, my vote card is printed to paper. I walk over to the scanner and hand-feed that paper into the scanner and wait until it says "vote cast" and the running vote counter increments by +1. I'm registered as a poll worker on election day, so I may get to see some behind-the-scenes process then.