Tami wrote: >Actually, no, they do ask the reason on the application in Texas, it's on >the application. > > Yes they do, and if you answer with a vague statement that it will not be practical to vote in person, that will be accepted. I normally vote absentee, and have done so for years, just for the convenience of it and to enable me to take my time making my choices. One can use a sample ballot, of course, but for my jurisdiction is it almost more difficult to get a complete and accurate sample ballot than the real one. Voting absentee, I can do an end-of-campaign-period survey of all the candidates' websites and everything I can find on them, and perhaps call a few people who know the candidates well, both their supporters and opponents. I usually devote an entire day to voting this way.
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