I'm rooting for the green mountain state anyways
they won't be the first. too much of a 'nanny' state.
I think more states need to come online with the medicinal before legalization happens.
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I'm rooting for the green mountain state anyways
But see, that creates a "legal for some" sub-division. If there's a lesson learned from yesterday's voting, it's that once the medical community gets theirs, many of them become interested in protecting what they have versus expanding to others.they won't be the first. too much of a 'nanny' state.
I think more states need to come online with the medicinal before legalization happens.
But see, that creates a "legal for some" sub-division. If there's a lesson learned from yesterday's voting, it's that once the medical community gets theirs, many of them become interested in protecting what they have versus expanding to others.
All that being said, if Jersey's program was actually off the ground, and I could find a way to qualify, I'd do it and keep my mouth shut about it.
apparently Bridgeport CT is the new Florida. reportedly they only had 20,000 ballots in the city for 60,000 registered voters and they ran out of ballots due to good turnout.
And we still don't know who won the ellection. What a joke.
The law was passed, but our governor is using every lame excuse under the sun to hold it up.What's the word on Jersey? I think Maine is going to medicinal or at least I heard.
I was really hoping California would pass, I'm pretty sure it will in the next five or so years. I can only imagine the scare tactics the other side used on this one.....
The law was passed, but our governor is using every lame excuse under the sun to hold it up.
apparently Bridgeport CT is the new Florida. reportedly they only had 20,000 ballots in the city for 60,000 registered voters and they ran out of ballots due to good turnout.
That happened in my town last March. They made photocopies; problem solved. Sad to say, we still color circles to cast our vote.
And who knows when we will?? As of this AM, the 4 vote counts that are out so far, have Foley winning in 2 of them and Malloy in the other 2
I think the only thing that's a certain as a result of this election in CT, is that once they get back into legislative session, they'll pass a law that says that each town has to have enough ballots on hand, the day of the election, for if not all that town/cities registered voters, then atleast 80%+ of them!
That happened in my town last March. They made photocopies; problem solved. Sad to say, we still color circles to cast our vote.
We "upgraded" to coloring in circles a couple years ago. I prefer the levers--easier to keep the kids in check while voting.
This will take awhile to shake out. And the big irony here was all that money we spent on upgrading machines...was to prevent this from happening. A lot of good that did!
We "upgraded" to coloring in circles a couple years ago. I prefer the levers--easier to keep the kids in check while voting.
We have connect the arrows.
why don't they just let you print one of those at home and bring it in already filled out?
why don't they just let you print one of those at home and bring it in already filled out?
Oregon (maybe Washington) have all mail-in voting. Ballots get sent out a few weeks before the election to all registered voters and then only have to be post marked by election day. Takes a little longer to count, especially if it's close, but no one has to find time to get to the polls or stand in line. I'm sure it costs some to mail them all out, but it prob more than off-sets the cost of running hundreds of polling stations.
Ours is law and was signed by our last Gov. NJ has to implement a program. The law stated the program was to be up and running by June. Here we are 5 months later...and nothing is happening as the state is looking for every reason to procrastinate. It's not even funny anymore.that's what happened in NH. Senate and House passed it. Gov Lynch vetoed it