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bench scientist

(1,107 posts) Mon Nov 5, 2012, 06:43 PM Nov 2012

Don't leave the line! If you are in line before polls close they HAVE to let you vote!

If someone tells you different Call 1-866- OUR-VOTE!
GOTV

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Don't leave the line! If you are in line before polls close they HAVE to let you vote! (Original Post) bench scientist Nov 2012 OP

Thanks for passing that along Bluzmann57 Nov 2012 #1

Thanks Bluzmann57 ! Merry election eve! bench scientist Nov 2012 #5

K&R Lint Head Nov 2012 #2

K&r AaronMayorga Nov 2012 #3

... doublethink Nov 2012 #4

That is the rule in Texas. texanwitch Nov 2012 #6

Bluzmann57

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1. Thanks for passing that along

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 06:44 PM

Nov 2012

And welcome to DU.

bench scientist

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5. Thanks Bluzmann57 ! Merry election eve!

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 07:03 PM

Nov 2012

Lint Head

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2. K&R

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 06:44 PM

Nov 2012

AaronMayorga

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3. K&r

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 06:49 PM

Nov 2012

doublethink

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 06:51 PM

Nov 2012

texanwitch

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6. That is the rule in Texas.

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Mon Nov 5, 2012, 07:18 PM

Nov 2012

I have worked a lot of elections and early voting.

Just because the precinct judge says polls are closed you can still vote.

I always placed a worker at the end of the line.

Even if the line is outside the building, you can still vote.

For me I stood at the door of the school I worked at, there was a small parking lot.

The parking lot was part of the election site.
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If a car drove in before 7pm, they could vote.

Not after 7PM.

The parking lot was the line for me.

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