Hi Amee. In areas where there are official ballot drop boxes, voters should be encouraged to use those rather than the Postal Service.
In most counties in California, a voter can take their ballot in to a Vote Center and run it through the scanner themselves, so they know for sure that their vote was counted. I doubt there are too many places in California where the tangerine toddler has minions with their hands in the voting process, but if I was a blue voter in a red county, I would be doing all I could to protect my ballot and make sure it is counted.
The whole box situation concerns me...I would say walk it in and hand it to someone official either at your elections office or directly with a post person and ask for it to be stamped in front of you.
Hi Amee. In areas where there are official ballot drop boxes, voters should be encouraged to use those rather than the Postal Service.
In most counties in California, a voter can take their ballot in to a Vote Center and run it through the scanner themselves, so they know for sure that their vote was counted. I doubt there are too many places in California where the tangerine toddler has minions with their hands in the voting process, but if I was a blue voter in a red county, I would be doing all I could to protect my ballot and make sure it is counted.
The whole box situation concerns me...I would say walk it in and hand it to someone official either at your elections office or directly with a post person and ask for it to be stamped in front of you.