Is It Right Voting Early?

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Things can happen or can come to light right up to election day. Therefore, is it right to vote weeks early? Or should we have an election "day" and all voting gets done then? Or does it even matter at all?:dunno:
 
I think LaMarcus will be the only one on the ballot..... maybe Nic!
 
I did it AGAIN! Geeze, what a dolt. Would a mod please place this in the OT forum. Thanks.
 
Hey BP, I'm out in NY working, get home Sunday at dinnertime. Don't let anybody post anything about the Duck game on here, going to try and make it without hearing the score!
 
Hey BP, I'm out in NY working, get home Sunday at dinnertime. Don't let anybody post anything about the Duck game on here, going to try and make it without hearing the score!

Ducks won 62-17
 
Hey BP, I'm out in NY working, get home Sunday at dinnertime. Don't let anybody post anything about the Duck game on here, going to try and make it without hearing the score!

You gotta be kidding me.

You know we'll have a thread going. All 2 of us. Besides, the game will be over at the end of the first quarter, anyway. Colorado is like playing Boise State.
 
You gotta be kidding me.

You know we'll have a thread going. All 2 of us. Besides, the game will be over at the end of the first quarter, anyway. Colorado is like playing Boise State.

Boise state?
 
Well, how 'bout that. I seemed to have done a darn good job of wrecking my own thread. And I didn't have to wait for PapaG, barfo or what's-his-name to do it for us.
 
How? Did you used to buy meth across the street from BP?

Close, he posted the link to the news article about the meth lab explosion and I used Google Earth to find BP's house.
 
Regret for voting for a candidate doesn't only occur with early voting.
 
Regret for voting for a candidate doesn't only occur with early voting.

Good point.

A couple of people at work are now switching their vote away from Obama as more is really understood about the ambassador that was murdered and the coverup from the Obama Administration. They were willing to overlook his handling on the economy as they don't think Romney will do any better, but this coverup really concerns them. Soooooooooo, that got me to thinking that many people have already voted and now if they wanted to switch they cannot do so. That made me think that perhaps rather than having a voting season like we do now that maybe we need to go back to a voting day or at least shorten the time people have their ballots so if a candidate gains late strength or falters for some late factual reason they haven't cast a ballot they regret before election day.
 
The only constitutional requirement regarding voting is that the ELECTORS vote on the same day. The electors would be the electoral college.

In fact, the constitution does not require, at all, national elections, grant us the right to vote for president, etc.

Article II, Section 1:

Each State shall appoint, in such Manner as the Legislature thereof may direct, a Number of Electors, equal to the whole Number of Senators and Representatives to which the State may be entitled in the Congress: but no Senator or Representative, or Person holding an Office of Trust or Profit under the United States, shall be appointed an Elector.

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The Congress may determine the Time of chusing the Electors, and the Day on which they shall give their Votes; which Day shall be the same throughout the United States.
 
Voting, like drinking, should never be done before noon.
 
Then I'm screwed, Maris, I sent in my ballot an hour ago. I don't have to wait for whatever fake rumors get dreamed up on crackpot web sites.
 
I must admit, there are times I suffer from pre-mature election voting. Especially when the canidates are hot like Obama and Romney.
 

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