No reason why we cannot vote in November. if I can go to the grocery in April and Popeyes for chicken, i can vote in November
Pull the election back to early October or even September, better weather making long spaced outdoor lines more practical.
Maybe best just to cancel it, and permit President Trump to lead through this crisis to 2024. The last thing we need with all this CV trouble is a leadership change.
Like 160,000 other Palm Beach County voters, President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump have requested vote-by-mail ballots for Florida’s presidential primary. The ballots were picked up for Trump on Monday, and as of Wednesday had not been submitted, according to the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections website. https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/20200311/president-trump-requests-absentee-ballot You are right about fraud though, you can't trust a fake university running, kids with cancer charity scamming pathological liar with multiple wives with anything.
Except that Trump is not a leader. He's a misleader. A fraud, a fake and an incompetent who has never graduated beyond first order thinking.
We are not a country of Pussies, we can have an election. We have had elections during wars and other events, I think we can handle this 7 months from now when it will long gone.
idk.. will this will drag on and on until the next flu season--and it's back to quarantine? Bill Gates is calling for another three months of lockdown.
https://thehill.com/homenews/campai...in-ballots-if-pandemic-has-not-been-contained Majority favors November mail-in ballots if coronavirus not contained: poll By Zack Budryk - 04/08/20 09:33 AM EDT A majority of Americans said they think the government should allow mail-in ballots in the presidential election if the coronavirus pandemic has not abated by November, according to the results of a Reuters/Ipsos poll published Wednesday. The poll had bipartisan support as 72 percent of respondents, including 79 percent that identified as Democrats and 65 percent that identified as Republicans, said they would support such a move if necessary to protect voters from the risk of the virus. The same survey found that 89 percent of adults nationwide said they were concerned about the virus and 36 percent believe they will personally be infected over the course of the year. The poll also found a decline in approval of President Trump’s handling of the pandemic, with 42 percent approving of the president's measures, down six points from last week. The poll was conducted among 1,116 adults online Monday and Tuesday, with 532 identifying as Democrats and 417 as Republicans. It has a credibility interval plus or minus 3-6 percentage points. Trump has called mail-in voting “a terrible thing” despite mailing in his own ballot in March’s Florida primary, claiming the distinction is that his ballot was mailed in from out of state and suggesting without evidence that a mail-in option allows for "thousands of people sitting in somebody’s living room signing ballots." Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, Utah and Washington already have the option to mail-in ballots. Numerous voting rights advocates called for Wisconsin to allow the option as Gov. Tony Evers (D) has called for the state’s primary on Tuesday to be postponed to stem the spread of the virus. Evers’s executive order delaying the state’s primary was overturned by the state Supreme Court. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has asked Congress to allocate up to $4 billion to help states improve their capacity for mail-in voting, while former Vice President Joe Biden has said election staff should consider allowing the option “across the board” in the November general election.