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Dark n Stormy Knight

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9. Yep. And though we really don't want to, SO and I are thinking of voting in person rather than

Wed Sep 30, 2020, 04:22 AM

Sep 2020

mailing in the ballots because PA doesn't even start counting mail-in votes until election day. The concern is that more Rs are likely to vote in person and give Pissolini a chance to declare himself the winner before most of the Dem votes are counted.

Of course, in a functioning democracy, this wouldn't be a problem. However, even though we have a Dem governor, with the state Senate and House being R controlled, and our wanna-be-dictator incumbent threatening to use them to seize our electoral votes, we worry.

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If you request a mail-in ballot in Pennsylvania, can you change your mind and vote in person? [View all] Freddie Sep 2020 OP

Could you bring your mail in ballot to the poll and hand it in? dem4decades Sep 2020 #1

I don't see why not. You are just bypassing the method of delivery. mitch96 Sep 2020 #2

You can in FL. lark Sep 2020 #7

I tested it out this last local election. I got my ballot in the mail, filled it out and went to the mitch96 Sep 2020 #8

In most states yes you can. Voltaire2 Sep 2020 #3

From PA Dems website: PA Democrat Sep 2020 #4

Was wondering about this HockeyMom Sep 2020 #6

Yep. And though we really don't want to, SO and I are thinking of voting in person rather than Dark n Stormy Knight Sep 2020 #9

I live in Oklahoma and requested an absentee ballot... Aviation91 Sep 2020 #5