I've never ever seen a requirement that any ballot be signed by the voter. And I've voted for over fifty years in several states, acted as a poll worker, and acted as an official poll watcher in several states multiple times. Heck, even the absentee (mail in) ballots I've seen or used didn't require a signature on the ballot-they require a signature on the official envelope sealing the ballot.
Keep us posted what the drinking games are.Going to a big debate watch party on Tuesday at a big old bar and restaurant. First time ever going to a debate party let me tell you
Fox News must be getting desperate. They are pushing a fake accent conspiracy by Kamala. Even asked it at the White House presser which is not supposed to be about the campaign.
Oops! Just realized you said on the envelope. Putting a signature on a ballot would negate the secret ballot.It's standard in New York for absentee ballots (on the envelope).
Oops! Just realized you said on the envelope. Putting a signature on a ballot would negate the secret ballot.
Very similar in WA state.Well if you want to go into detail..
The NY ballot paper is like double length long.. sometimes double with multiple choice where you darken an oval next to the candidates name that you prefer.
Then you fold it up and put in a sealed enveloped that has a box for you to write your name and signature on it.
You put that in another sealed envelope that just has the address to the mailing location and you need to either stamp it and mail or drop it off at the drop off location.
Very similar in WA state.
Very rare on the west side of the cascades. Poisonous ones that is. Garder snakes by the nestful.If for some reason I ever wanted to move away from NY, I always thought of WA or CO as the most likely destinations since they were liberal enough with good healthcare.
I just hope you don't run into too many snakes there.
Should we tell him about the giant house spiders?Very rare on the west side of the cascades. Poisonous ones that is. Garder snakes by the nestful.
Should we tell him about the giant house spiders?
I take spiders outside. They eat other insects. I respect the suckers.Oh man.. that reminds me
I was playing Everquest on our guild raiding night and we were just about to charge on a end zone boss when I had to tell 53 other people.. hold up a sec, my wife's freaking out over a spider she just saw.
Handled it came back and I was being called cruel by some and a hero by others!
I take spiders outside. They eat other insects. I respect the suckers.
I respect that but I'm more intrigued by how you catch em first in order to release em where you want later on.
In Oklahoma you have three envelopes. A blank envelope that the ballot goes into, which goes into the affidavit envelop that you sign/notarize, then that goes into a mailer envelope.Well if you want to go into detail..
The NY ballot paper is like double length long.. sometimes double with multiple choice where you darken an oval next to the candidates name that you prefer.
Then you fold it up and put in a sealed enveloped that has a box for you to write your name and signature on it.
You put that in another sealed envelope that just has the address to the mailing location and you need to either stamp it and mail or drop it off at the drop off location.
Most places don't make them thick enough to eat with a spoon. And who the fuck drinks an entire milkshake from the side of the cup? That's a good way to end up with an ice cream face.Jesse “if toxic masculinity were a person” Watters says that Tim Walz isn’t a Real Man™ because (checks notes) he drinks his milkshake with a straw.
What fuck are you supposed to drink a milkshake with? A bayonet?
Here ya go Jesse:
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I saw a spider on my bathroom sink today. I murdered it unmercifully. Well, it was over quick. BTW, spiders are not insects.I take spiders outside. They eat other insects. I respect the suckers.
At least they aren't black widows and brown recluses. I see more black widows here than any other type of spider. I generally leave spiders outside alone, but I kill black widows when I see them out in the open (maybe ~20 a year). Once you know what their nests look like, you see them all over the place here.Should we tell him about the giant house spiders?
Despite their spindly legs, they're hardier than you might think. I mostly just use a tissue and grab 'em up, being as careful as I can not to injure them, and it seems I never have. It takes a few tries to nab those bad boys. Spiders are A-Ok with me. Now ants and mosquitoes otoh. I'd like to be a Bhuddist who understands that all life forms are part of our divine universe, but I'm never gonna' get there in, ummmm, this lifetime.I respect that but I'm more intrigued by how you catch em first in order to release em where you want later on.