Democratic Primaries

Sloumeau

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3. The problem is, the risk to voters gets worse with each passing week, and the number of voters

Mon Mar 30, 2020, 08:30 PM

Mar 2020

in a hospital, unable to vote, gets greater each week. We here in Arizona voted on March 17. My 88 year old dad and my 84 year old mom worked the polls and were just fine. All of the employees had gloves on, and they wiped the area between each voter who signed the register, and they wiped the pen every time. I found out that other Arizona polling places had hand sanitizer everywhere. It is doable.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Wisconsin officials are moving full-speed-ahead with holding the April 7 presidential primary [View all] RandySF Mar 2020 OP

I would like to get the primary voting over with, but not at the risk of lives and health UncleNoel Mar 2020 #1

Good vote by mail FloridaBlues Mar 2020 #2

The problem is, the risk to voters gets worse with each passing week, and the number of voters Sloumeau Mar 2020 #3

Biden is currently ahead by 12%, hopefully it will be bigger by April 7. Will a convincing win.... George II Mar 2020 #4

It should be all-mail or nothing Promisep Mar 2020 #5

Holding any primaries right now is irresponsible Takket Mar 2020 #6

My small rural Township has posted this regarding the upcoming April 7 vote: Talitha Mar 2020 #7

They have had plenty of time BGBD Mar 2020 #8

According to a report in the St. Paul Pioneer Press, MineralMan Mar 2020 #9

THIS! Record highs in absentee voting, and WI voting rights laws Hortensis Mar 2020 #10