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By "Captain Liberty" and "Rumpole"
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This is a primer on how to vote in Florida. First. You must pass the Voter History Test. Q: Who were the runner ups in the 1956 Republican Presidential Primary and Democratic Vice Presidential Primary? *Second. Having passed the test (piece of cake) you then show up at your Voting Site and register so you can be assigned your Voter Assistant (VA). Expert Tip: Ask to have a VA who has similar views as yours assigned to you. Third. By law ballots must be assigned randomly. There is a large tumbler that slowly and continually stirs up the ballots. Reach in and grab your ballot. Under (semi) rare circumstances, your ballot may include a Jacksonville Congressional Race. Just wing it. Fourth. You may vote by check mark, by circling your favourite candidate on the ballot, or by using an orange high-lighter...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on October 23, 2020 (boomark / email).
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