and Miro and Bruce are looking over the Red Book. It's the book that the Massachusetts Secretary of State sends out during state elections that explain the referenda questions to be voted on. This election there are an unprecedented 9 questions to be voted on.
The Red Book explains the pros and cons to voting for each question and helping voters to make informed choices. With 9 questions on the ballot, voting times may be longer than usual. So prepare ahead of time and Vote!.
That's why we vote by mail. It gives us the chance to look up all the amendments and the voting records of the candidates. 🙂
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DeleteThats a really handy thing to have to make your decisions... I haven't heard about any referenda questions on the ballet this year for TX... Sometimes we have alot too.. We are thinking of voting early but hubby is just feeling better from whatever he had so not sure what we'll do yet... But be assured we WILL vote...lol My daughter finally got registered to vote here in TX... I hope she'll let her daughters see her vote... Hugs! deb
ReplyDeleteGlad Hubs is feeling better.
DeleteGood to see Monet, Miro and Bruce helping.
ReplyDeleteAlways important to read all the pros and cons.
All the best Jan
We don't get information like that. We get ads and lots of junk mail. You are lucky. I plan to vote on either the 27th or 28th. And you KNOW I plan to vote. I never miss one.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good way to do it and get people to go vote. Is there early voting in MA now And I agree, it's important to vote!
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