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Wounded Bear

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2. I think that is pretty standard...

Reply to newdayneeded (Original post)

Tue Oct 29, 2024, 05:08 PM

Oct 29

The lists of who voted is probably public record. But I know at least in my state - WA - when received, my signature is verified and the ballot is taken out and separated before counting. My name is not on the ballot and I guess the envelopes might be stored separately, but once received and verified they are not traceable to the actual ballot.

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The vet voice foundation has [View all] newdayneeded Oct 29 OP

I think it might have the opposite effect. Their husbands can verify they voted, but will never know *who* Coexist Oct 29 #1

I think that is pretty standard... Wounded Bear Oct 29 #2

This wording is very similar to that tested by the Progressive Turnout Project spooky3 Oct 29 #3