Is not tabulated and counted you go vote and then a for some reason after that it shouldnt take that long it comes in theyre not going to be able to tabulate it because you will have voted but you have to make sure your vote counts because the only way theyre going to beat us is by doing that kind of stuff trying to be nice. All russell and jordan joins me now live from arlington in virginia and was trump is not backing away from those controversial comments. Well in the 1st blush it doesnt seem as if hes backing the way but what he is doing very carefully for people who are paying very close attention to what hes saying is that because sometimes early votes arent actually counted until election day it is theoretically possible to go to a polling place and to cast another ballot now of course you would want to know if youre going into a vote that there would be some sort of indication that maybe youve got a ballot ahead of time and perhaps they wont let you vote at the polling place bu
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