(11-03-2020, 12:38 PM)flsprtsgod Wrote:

(11-03-2020, 12:22 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: Poll watching on either side, is voter intimidation. Who made this guy the "voting police?" He's just some "wanna be" that tries to exert some power over other people that he doesn't have. Besides, the guy isn't wearing a mask, so he's not showing any consideration for other people's health.

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I'm always gonna send my absentee ballot in early from here on out. I sent mine in like 2 weeks ago and I'm so relieved. There is no way I'd wait that long to vote. It's freezing here in Ohio and half the people aren't wearing mask and they're coughing all over one another. Election lines are like a giant petri dish.

Your Agoraphobia is showing again.

I don't give a crap. I voted early. I'm now in my warm house. I'm not near sick people and I'm perfectly happy. Are you?

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(11-03-2020, 12:41 PM)JagNGeorgia Wrote: I don’t think poll-watching is a form of intimidation. Both sides should be capable of ensuring that the other isn’t cheating. As long as they’re not talking to the voters or exhibiting their political  beliefs then there should be people there to ensure impartiality from the staff or voters.

Poll watchers as they currently exist, are just a bunch of extremists who wanna play cops. If you wanna have poll watchers, make them trained by the state as unbiased employees with a clear set of rules to follow. I can get behind that. I just don't wanna bunch of biased vigilantes out there trying to intimidate voters to cast ballots for their candidates.

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