We decided to do absentee ballots for the November election. We "ordered" them about a month ago and they came shortly after the ballots were printed ( about the first of October). Bob poured through the instructions... the question of whether or not we needed to have them notarized was a struggle. We decided to follow the sticker on the place where it would have the notary seal which stated we did not need to do it.
So we cautiously and carefully filled in our votes.... didn't want a rejection because we hadn't completely filled in the box ... signed them, added addresses and sealed them. Off tomorrow to the Post Office to mail them.
BTW we checked off the box that said we were in the high risk group for covid... which we are.
Back from the Post Office... the ballots have been mailed. So now we won't have to stand on line in November... and it's making the line shorter for those who will be standing in line!!
2 comments:
I think we have to do everything we can not to expose ourselves to the virus lurking out there. Everybody gets mail-in ballots in Hawaii this year. We always make sure we put it in the privacy envelope and sign our name on the outside. We don’t want any mistakes.
Hope your voting process goes flawlessly. Have a question about my Singer restoration, I sent you an email.
Post a Comment