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If you voted absentee in California, you had to vote in every single election or you lost your absentee status. Colorado’s model makes the most sense. Everyone
by blackguardx 6y ago
If you voted absentee in California, you had to vote in every single election or you lost your absentee status.
Colorado’s model makes the most sense. Everyone gets a mail-in ballot and you can either mail it or drop it off to a polling center day-of. If you lose your ballot, I think you can also go in person to get it worked out. Also, you can look up online to see of they counted your ballot.
- greglindahl 6y agoI've been a vote-by-mail voter in California since 2002. Perhaps you're describing a particular county? The only difference in my county from the Colorado system is that only a subset of elections are all vote-by-mail. And our next election, now, is one of them.