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jimfields33

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2. I'm afraid many in Tampa area will be.

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Tue Oct 8, 2024, 05:49 AM

Oct 2024

However, I’m sure the supervisor of election will have a plan. Since this is a literal 100 year storm (last time Tampa was hit was 1921), they will definitely have provisions on how to vote with another ballot.

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Mail-in ballot total jumps [View all] RandySF Oct 2024 OP

hope democrats' ballots dont get wrecked by the hurricane nt msongs Oct 2024 #1

I'm afraid many in Tampa area will be. jimfields33 Oct 2024 #2

My sister is one of the 3rd party voters and she voted a straight D ticket. lark Oct 2024 #3