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I requested my mail ballot on July 7 using the county clerk's website. My request was acknowledged on July 20. Ballots were supposed to start going out on September 24. Absolutely no information is going out about ballot status, no one answers the phone, nothing is on the website, nada, zip, zilch. I am losing confidence that this process will work, as I am in suburban Cook County, which plays second fiddle to Chicago. I suspect the clerk's office was overwhelmed and instead of admitting it, is evading accountability. Truthfully, I'm not surprised, as county government is a shitshow.
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If she had her way , I wouldn't have the right to participate in elections . Not only does she undermine a woman's right to choose , in regards to the reproduction of her body , she also now undermines my right to choose , as it pertains to the body politic . https://www.patheos.com/blogs/progressivesecularhumanist/2020/08/rnc-speaker-supports-household-voting-one-vote-per-family-man-decides/?fbclid=IwAR2aPItuGDvI79kiUDyMQ9xkNJLLRVvEkacCIC4zUpW3b_rxoA1RUlmeUP8
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Did my civic duty this afternoon. Just a small one today. All I was voting on was school board and a school funding question. Evwn though it was just a local non partisan election Fuck Trump Fuck You, Republicans
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All the Maxwells voted today. Sarah reminds us that people died for our freedom and that we should vote. She also tells us to vote for pro-life candidates. Kiss my ass Sarah. Oh and there are going to be two new books coming out for Christmas. Sarah you should thank the people who died for your parents freedom to give you and your brothers and sisters a shitty education.
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Mom Munck has posted about the first time Elizabeth exercises her right to vote. muncksquiver.blogspot.com/ Possibly the only time she will vote for her choice, rather than soon-to-be-hubby Joseph's. Or, do you think she asked his or her father's opinion? I think it was once common for a wife to follow her husband's lead in voting decisions. I know my mother did so as a young married woman in the '50s.
