YES! Everyone who wants to vote should have the time to do so.
91%
NO! If people can't vote during a shorter period, they aren't really trying.
9%

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JessieV's picture
JessieV 11 years 10 weeks ago

Better yet, I would LOVE to make it mandatory that every person of voting age be requited to vote under penalty of the law as they do in Australia.

Dane's picture
Dane 11 years 10 weeks ago

It should be a federal law,20 days before, and open 16 hours a day so everyone can get to the polls like night,and weekend workers etc.

joy2you 11 years 10 weeks ago

Which would be more difficult to make happen: 20 days before & longer polling hours OR Protecting the integrity of the votes cast? Both are vital steps toward creating fair elections for the first time.

Roland de Brabant's picture
Roland de Brabant 11 years 9 weeks ago

Voting on-line bitcoin style is best.

Roland

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