>>10739116 (P/B)

>It's official. The USPS has now officially inserted itself into the 2020 Election. Desperation… Why did they want so bad to privatize the Post Office? This is why

I dropped off a significant amount of mail to the post office the other day. Nearly all of it was for local delivery, about 1/3 to PO Boxes at the very site I was at in SMALL town USA.

Nope the mail has to go to <major large city, the next state over, more than 200 miles awayfirst, then come back here.

I asked how long it will take to be delivered to the addressee.

"It will be in their mailboxes tomorrow".

Basically 24-30 hours later from the time I dropped off the mail to be delivered.

YET………………..

TURNAROUND TIME FOR BALLOTS TO BE MAILED FROM THIS SAME LOCATION took 3-28 days.

WHAT IS DIFFERENT ABOUT BALLOTS?

Wanna speed up the delivery of a ballot? LOL - put the entire thing in a brown envelope………..

>>10753707

That would explain the statement that new SCOTUS pick could be effected within 2+ months before new Senate sworn in…………

>>10753677

Check state statutes/deadlines to register as a candidate.

Read all the fine print on complying w/candidate reporting to your state, campaign contribution restrictions, etc.

Get a friend who can be your treasurer. Make sure this person is responsible, and will read the fine print on reporting.

Get a friend who will be your campaign manager (hopefully brighter than some of the ones I've had to deal with)

Start going to public meetings to see in general how things are done. Watch any public hearings you can.

Start going to Meet & Greets when politicians come to town to get a feel for that process.

Develop issues talking points.

Ask people what they would like to see changed. Find out if it can be accomplished realisticly…. and how.

(Dems are always screaming about Roe v Wade, and supreme court picks. Is that really where it is going to be changed? Not if you paid attention to the phrase "long standing precedent".)

Before you run, start talking to people and ask what would they change. What is not working (besides a lot…)

Head over to both local party offices and start meeting their people. Gather campaign intel/tactics. If I wanted to run for office…

You're going to have to raise money. You need to do meet and greets w/ the public. Independents don't have the structure to get the word out to locals to come meet a candidate that Dems and GOP have. You have to travel all over the area constantly meeting people, promoting yourself.

A small local election can cost up to $10,000 just for a primary.

Or…….. you could suck it up, and help people some of us change the GOP from within. Leverage off the existing political structure to get elected.

People in local GOP offices are just as tired of the b.s. Most of the ones I know in my state are totally on board w/ Q. Change comes from within. Think INFILTRATION.

>>10739654 (p/b)

>Why do I feel like the election is going to be a legal mess?

Of course. Now develop counter attack.

TACTIC

Request absentee ballot by your state deadline. This denies bad actors from requesting your absentee ballot in your name.

Hold it in your back pocket for now.

Dems have reduced number of booths due to COVID b.s. and in some areas the number of convenience centers for voting. This will jam up long lines for voting in person. Dems will close polls right on time, make it hard for long lines of in person to get in.

Vote in person the Thr-Fri-Sat-Mon-Election Day. If you get inside to check-in - you'll have to sign an affidavit you did not and will not use that absentee ballot in your back pocket. Don't use it - voting twice is illegal.

If it winds up being impossible to get inside due to long lines... you have your absentee ballot. Fill it out, and drop it off IN PERSON at the designated ballot drop box at the county clerk's office, which bypasses the USPS delays. Preferably no later than Monday 11/1. Monday drops are logged on a separate register. Call the clerk's office on Tuesday election day, and ask if your absentee ballot was received. (Don't drop at a precinct polling place or convenience center - even though authorized by statutes.)

If not, go in person to clerk's office. Ask again.

If you dropped your absentee ballot in the ballot box at the clerk's office and they don't have it on Monday - you have a dirty bad actor in the Clerk's office disappearing ballots. The drop box is supposed to be under a surveillance camera 24/7.

Check again on Tuesday.

File a police report. State police report or FBI report.

>>10750672 (p/b)

>Voter registration fuckery in Utah.

Related to primaries. In some (if not most) states, only major parties (Dem, Lib,Rep) running multiple candidates.

The primary is to choose which of the multiple Dems on the ballot moves on to the General Election

The primary is to choose which of the multiple Libs on the ballot moves on to the General Election.

The primary is to choose which of the multiple Republicans on the ballot moves on to the General Election.

The other parties are not typically on the primary ballot.

Uncontested candidates on the DEM,GOP, LIB will appear on the primary ballots.

Dems are given Dem ballots

Libs are given Lib ballots.

GOP are given GOP ballots.

People can't cross over and request ballots from other parties. People who aren't registered in a major party can not vote in the primaries.