To the editor: Despite the heat and fun summer activities, a Congressional special election is underway as a result of David Cicilline’s departure from the seat that he held since 2011 …
harder to vote in about 20 different ways. and just one part of this law is leading to huge confusion, which is a new voter i.d. requirement for mailed ballots. it is written in a very dystopian manner. you have to match your i.d. on your mail ballot application with your i.d. when you registered to vote. so if your mail ballot application has your driver s license, you registered to vote with your social security must be, your mail ballot application will be thrown out. which is leading to a 700% increase in harris county, texas. and the amazing thing here, jonathan, is that this texas law, like all of the other voter suppression laws passed by republicans, passed by a party line simple majority. but in the senate, kyrsten sinema and joe manchin refused to protect voting rights on a party line simple majority. you re seeing all the republican states do everything they can to undermine voting rights and the democrats, because of manchin
pennsylvania legislature. they started with a voluntary request from this pennsylvania republican legislature, voluntary request to three pennsylvania counties. but they re threatening that subpoenas, mandatory demands will follow if and when the counties say no. and might the counties say no? i don t know. what would you say if you were a pennsylvania county and this was the list of things this guy just demanded you hand over? all the ballots from the presidential election, the mail ballot application, the mail ballot envelopes, voting machines, ballot scanners, vote counting equipment, ballot production, all computer equipment used throughout the process. in all 45 different categories of material they want handed over in full to the republicans and legislature who will have a look-see. in arizona this mess in arizona has been one county.
By CHRISTINE GIORDANO HANLON, ESQ. MONMOUTH COUNTY CLERK
April 20, 2021 at 10:02 PM
By CHRISTINE GIORDANO HANLON, ESQ. MONMOUTH COUNTY CLERK
April 20, 2021 at 10:02 PM
HOLMDEL, NJ: Monmouth County Clerk Christine Giordano Hanlon is advising all registered voters that the upcoming June 8, 2021 Primary Election will be conducted in the normal course per New Jersey law.
The Primary Election will have in-person voting at all of the State s regularly operated polling locations with the use of voting machines, according to Governor Phil Murphy.
The option to receive a mail-in ballot is also available if a voter does not wish to vote in person:
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