I Voted By Mail Paper Plates

Why risk going out in bad weather, standing in line for hours on end, or catching some virus from crowding-in with too many strangers? Vote by mail this primary or general election season. Take all the time you need from the comfort of your home to consider all the candidates and issues on the ballot. If you are not sure about something, look it up online. It’s like an open book test rather than a pop quiz. Exercise your constitutional right to vote but do so on your own terms. Check with your election board to find out the requirements. Then avoid the delay on election day when you vote by mail. Get your own button or sticker to spread the word.