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Democratic Primaries

LisaL

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9. I am not so sure.

Reply to MineralMan (Reply #2)

Mon Mar 16, 2020, 04:31 PM

Mar 2020

Like I said, OH is extremely strict and disqualify ballots if something is marked incorrectly. People who voted already voted on ballots that say election is on March 17.
Would those ballots be disqualified?

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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If People Have Submitted Absentee Ballots, and Primary Election Is Moved... [View all] TomCADem Mar 2020 OP

Why would moving the date adversely impact absentee ballots? onenote Mar 2020 #1

How do you track who already received a ballot and sent in a ballot? TomCADem Mar 2020 #5

Of course not. They'll just continue to store the absentee ballots MineralMan Mar 2020 #2

But Would The Elections Official Send Out New Ballots... TomCADem Mar 2020 #4

I am not so sure. LisaL Mar 2020 #9

absentee ballots and vote by mail ballots... Sloumeau Mar 2020 #3

But they are really strict in OH if you mark something wrong on your ballot. LisaL Mar 2020 #6

This Is Why It Is Not Simple. Voting Has Already Begun. TomCADem Mar 2020 #7

I know. It's a giant mess. LisaL Mar 2020 #8