[Sosfbay-discuss] Mail In Precincts
Andrea Dorey
andid at cagreens.org
Wed May 21 12:01:50 PDT 2008
I also received a vote by mail sample ballot with a vote by mail
application which requires that I apply by 5 PM May 27, 2008,
although my ballot informs me that I am "a permanent vote by mail
voter."
My ballot arrived with two choices of voting:
Berryessa Community Church on Sierra Road in San Jose
Mt Olive Lutheran Church on E Calveras in Milpitas
The latter is closer, but still 5 miles from my residence.
Andrea
On May 14, 2008, at 12:15 AM, Drew Johnson wrote:
> Hmm... but since we DO have candidates in this partisan election, that
> doesn't quite fit Wes' situation.
>
>
> Green is Universal!
>
> Drew
>
>
> On Tue, May 13, 2008 19:21, Jim Stauffer wrote:
>> I just heard a complaint from Solano county the the registrar is
>> requiring
>> all members of minor parties who do not have candidates in a partisan
>> election to use mail-in ballots.
>>
>> I think it's a coming trend. The elections officials having been
>> wanting
>> this for some time.
>>
>> Jim
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Wes Rolley wrote:
>>> In this upcoming primary election, I happen to live in a "mail in
>>> precinct." In other words, my choice is only to vote by mail.
>>> Or get
>>> in my gas guzzling, ghg emitting auto and drive about 7 miles round
>>> trip.
>>>
>>> Questions: are there others in this same situation? Just how
>>> common is
>>> it this election?
>>>
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