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Michigan

catbyte

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2. Yikes. It sounds like they don't want folks voting in your area.

Reply to cutroot (Reply #1)

Tue Oct 11, 2022, 05:17 PM

Oct 2022

My district got re-drawn, I was in MI-08 and now I'm in MI-07, but my polling place is still the same -- it's in a church that's literally across the street from my place. I voted absentee in 2020 because of Covid, but I voted in person in the primary and plan to vote in person in November because it's more convenient for me than even dropping my ballot off in a mailbox.

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Absentee ballot numbers in Michigan show high voter turnout [View all] catbyte Oct 2022 OP

I usually vote by mail cutroot Oct 2022 #1

Yikes. It sounds like they don't want folks voting in your area. catbyte Oct 2022 #2

Terrific news! llmart Oct 2022 #3

I just got a flyer today form the Ingham County Democratic Party with their endorsements. catbyte Oct 2022 #4

I agree about the non-partisan races. llmart Oct 2022 #5

I don't know. I always just fill in the "straight party" box then skip to the non-partisan catbyte Oct 2022 #6

I voted for both of them. llmart Oct 2022 #7