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* The employee can cancel the mail-in ballot and vote in person. * The ballots are sent to your home, not your workplace. * Employers can ask for a picture of
by rovolo 6y ago
* The employee can cancel the mail-in ballot and vote in person.
* The ballots are sent to your home, not your workplace.
* Employers can ask for a picture of an in-person ballot.
Buying votes is illegal, which dissuades most people from buying votes. Your employees would turn you in, especially since people have very strong feeling about elections due to partisanship.
- Armisael16 6y agoI’m afraid I’m insufficiently familiar with the details of the WA system to continue this. If you vote the day before Election Day and then submit a cancellation form an hour later, will you be able to submit another vote or will the system take too long to process your cancellation?
- rovolo 6y agoApologies, I misread the "Voter Cancellation Form" on the WA website [0] as the "Vote Cancellation Form". I learned of my mistake after searching for information to answer your question. They didn't allow people to recast votes in the recent primary election after candidates dropped from the race. [1] That said, I still think that you're unlikely to have people buying votes. The risk to the employer is going to be higher than the reward because every vote you buy is a potential snitch who could send you to jail. The more likely scenario for swaying votes is an emotionally manipulative/controlling partner. [0] https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/voters/ https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/voters/ [1] https://www.kitsapsun.com/story/news/2020/03/03/washington-state-democratic-primary-ballots-pete-buttigieg-amy-klobuchar/4944021002/ https://www.kitsapsun.com/story/news/2020/03/03/washington-s...