Current Events > How do you feel your state is handling voting accessibility?

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I live in Kansas, a classically Red state and also a financially ruined one (thanks Brownback), but overall they have done a pretty reasonable job.

Several early voting locations per county in the most populated counties. Early voting started on the 17th and has been available in multiple locations at least every other day since.

Advance mail in ballots went out on the 14th. You can either mail them in (duh) or drop them off at a drop off box. Each of the high-population counties have multiple drop off boxes spread out throughout the county. Kansas's most liberal county, Douglas, the one the generally conservative Kansas government would be most inclined to suppress, has 10+ locations.

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We've been doing mail in voting for decades.

Sent my ballot out last Saturday, got an email they received it on Monday.

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Oh I forgot that they also have an online ballot tracker. I dropped my ballot off at a drop off box on Thursday and it was received and counted on Saturday.

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My friend voted in person today, because she didn't trust mail, took her 10 minutes.

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Tbh, I don't have a clue how Missouri is doing it. I'll just be voting in person on Tuesday because I live in a rural-as-fuck area and know that hardly anybody will be there.

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California sent out a ballot to registered voters weeks ago and has multiple drop boxes. They are also going to have 4 days of voting.

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I dont trust any gop state to not cheat or lose mail in votes for trump

I'm from Oregon, don't know what normal absentee voters get but being in the military I can vote through an app or scan and email my ballot back

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