On way out, Condos boasts of same day registration, vote by mail, drop boxes
“We have ensured accessible, free, fair, and secure election processes while protecting and expanding Vermonters constitutional right to vote.”
“We have ensured accessible, free, fair, and secure election processes while protecting and expanding Vermonters constitutional right to vote.”
Biden’s executive order on voting specified that every agency would focus on distributing voter registration and vote-by-mail ballot application forms, and assisting applicants in completing voter registration and vote-by-mail ballot application forms.
2020 was the first time Nevada’s elections were conducted by mass vote by mail. 2020 should have been the last time Nevada relied on the United States Post Office to run an election.
With all of the varied practices and moving pieces that make up our present Vermont election system, is it a free, fair and pure system without corruption as our Vermont Constitution declares it will be?
The VTGOP is going to take a small step to make our elections more efficient and more safe. Last week we launched a new page on our website titled “Excess Ballot Reporting.” Since we started last week we’ve been recording an average of one new excess ballot report nearly every eight hours.
The Vermont GOP announced this week that Republicans would be taking initial steps to expose mistakes or abuse of mail-in ballots in the Green Mountain State.
Vermont voters who have moved out of state are receiving mailed ballots for the November 8, 2022 general election.
A vote-by-mail law approved in July does not bode with Delaware law and the process cannot be used in the upcoming November elections, a state judge ruled Wednesday.
The court said voting via the use of unattended drop boxes is not legal under Wisconsin law. The case came about because there were more than 500 such unattended drop boxes in use in Wisconsin during the 2020 election. It said they should not be used again.
Today Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos announced Friday, June 24 as the official start of early voting for the Vermont Statewide Primary Election, to be held on Tuesday, August 9. To vote early in the August Primaries voters must request a ballot.
Today, black citizens are still being thwarted in exercising their right to determine or decide the policies they will live by. When 5%, 10% or 15% of the vote in a community is made up of dead people, former residents or people ineligible to vote, blacks are disenfranchised.
Ultimately, by law, it will be up to the BCA in Middlebury to determine whether or not to send a notice letter to the individuals you have identified and initiate the process of removing their name, or receiving confirmation they are still eligible to vote in Middlebury.