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Rhiannon12866

(221,051 posts)
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:09 PM Oct 2020

Massachusetts, Confused About Voting In The 2020 Election? "Better Know A Ballot" Is Here To Help!



Hey Massachusetts! Stephen Colbert wants to help all Bay Staters exercise their right to vote in the 2020 election. The guidelines for registering to vote and voting by mail can be confusing so here are all the resources you need to make a plan to vote! Visit http://www.BetterKnowABallot.com/MA for all the details!


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Massachusetts, Confused About Voting In The 2020 Election? "Better Know A Ballot" Is Here To Help! (Original Post) Rhiannon12866 Oct 2020 OP
pls stop dweller Oct 2020 #1
This contains all the necessary voting information for Massachusetts' voters. Rhiannon12866 Oct 2020 #2
then post on Massachusetts' sites dweller Oct 2020 #3
I'm sure that most DUers have planned their vote, these links are for those who have not Rhiannon12866 Oct 2020 #5
ok then dweller Oct 2020 #9
Well, she did post in the MA group here on DU. sheshe2 Oct 2020 #8
SOS Gavin sent all of this out in August. sheshe2 Oct 2020 #4
Not all the states are the same - each has specific options and deadlines Rhiannon12866 Oct 2020 #6
no offense here ... dweller Oct 2020 #7
Voting is essential and all info appreciated. sheshe2 Oct 2020 #10
I went to school in Massachusetts, as I probably mentioned before Rhiannon12866 Oct 2020 #11
Good luck. sheshe2 Oct 2020 #12

dweller

(24,888 posts)
3. then post on Massachusetts' sites
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:24 PM
Oct 2020

i'd bet 99.9% of DU'ers know how to vote ... it's become redundant now

i love your posts on late nite talk shows and other media ... but what's your point?


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Rhiannon12866

(221,051 posts)
5. I'm sure that most DUers have planned their vote, these links are for those who have not
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:33 PM
Oct 2020

And for those who want to check their registrations. Since this is the most important election in our lifetimes, and with the pandemic, the most confusing - the links provided contain all the options, specific instructions and deadlines - for this specific state. And I think it's important.

sheshe2

(87,167 posts)
8. Well, she did post in the MA group here on DU.
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:40 PM
Oct 2020

I know, MA here, and you know. I did however see a thread the other day where a poster/ voter was confused. Not sure why, yet they were.
SOS Gavin explained it all in a mailing.

sheshe2

(87,167 posts)
4. SOS Gavin sent all of this out in August.
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:32 PM
Oct 2020

We could request our ballots for our state primary(09/01) and the general at the same time.The state primary had mostly to do with Sen. Markey vs Kennedy and who would fill his seat.

Pretty simple, not sure why some are confused. MA receives their ballots 21 days before the election. We will be dropping them off at the Town Hall, that is where all residents in my town vote.

Thanks for the info.

Rhiannon12866

(221,051 posts)
6. Not all the states are the same - each has specific options and deadlines
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:36 PM
Oct 2020

I thought it was essential to pass on and others have appreciated the information, but I seem to have offended one DUer.

sheshe2

(87,167 posts)
10. Voting is essential and all info appreciated.
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:44 PM
Oct 2020

This is the most important vote any of us will be asked to make.

VOTE 2020

Rhiannon12866

(221,051 posts)
11. I went to school in Massachusetts, as I probably mentioned before
Tue Oct 6, 2020, 10:55 PM
Oct 2020

But when I was away at school, my mother sent me absentee ballots. I vote in New York and I'm confused for the first time, voted absentee in the primary since the governor sent every voter an application. But for the GE, we have early voting for the very first time, got a card in the mail listing all my options, dates and times, so I'm planning on doing that - and I'm passing on the information I have. I agree that nobody can afford to sit out or miss this election.

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