After Biden Lies on Fracking & Vows to “Close Down” Oil

Looks like a lot of voters want to change their vote after the last debate.

Quote:After Joe Biden got caught being dishonest in the debates about opposing fracking, the search phrase ‘change my vote’ started trending on Google.

Data from Google Trends:
The search phrase hit peak searches right after the debates–hitting the MAX limit of the Google search trends chart–and continued strong into the next day:



he search phrase started trending in states dependent on fossil fuels for their economy: PA, FL, NC, MI, GA, TX, WI, OR, AZ, MN. But the phrase started trending in other states as well.

Joe Biden doesn’t realize that oil is not just for energy. There are more than 6,000 petroleum-based products and you can’t replace any of them with renewable energy sources. It would devastate more than just the oil and gas industries. Top economists say his plan would throw the United States into a deep depression because oil based products are used in almost everything. We would also be dependent on other countries for the 6,000 petroleum-based products. And prices for those products would skyrocket.


States where ‘change my vote’ is trending. View on Google.

How to Change Your Vote
Among the states that do allow voters to change their early ballot after it’s been cast are: Wisconsin; Minnesota; Michigan; Pennsylvania; New York; Connecticut; and Mississippi.

Wisconsin
Wisconsin voters who voted early in person can recast their ballot as long as they do so by Saturday, October 31st. The deadline for absentee varies by city. Contact your city clerk for more information.

Minnesota
Minnesota also allows absentee voters to change their minds. The deadline is a week before the election.

Michigan
In Michigan, absentee voters can change their ballots if they have not yet been processed and tabulated, according to an official at the state’s Bureau of Elections.

If you want to change your absentee vote, contact the office of your city’s clerk’s office. The best chance to change your vote is as soon as possible before 4 p.m. Monday, the day before the election.

Other
Pennsylvania; New York; Connecticut; and Mississippi: Contact your city clerk to change your vote.

LInk

I don't think anyone who voted early is likely to change.

Shouldn’t be allowed, imho. Once the ballot has been submitted, it’s over and done.

(10-25-2020 06:53 PM)bullet Wrote:  I don't think anyone who voted early is likely to change.

Well, I would say there is evidence in the number of Google searches on how to change your vote, that gives credence to the idea some are at least checking out how to change the vote they had already cast.

Perfect example of why early voting is so dumb

(10-25-2020 07:27 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Shouldn’t be allowed, imho. Once the ballot has been submitted, it’s over and done.

Early voting for n and of itself should not be allowed.


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(10-25-2020 07:27 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Shouldn’t be allowed, imho. Once the ballot has been submitted, it’s over and done.

I think this is one of the original ideas fro having an electoral college. The electors could account for a pres candidate that was proven to do something awful at the last minute. Idk. Just a thought. I think the electors ability to do something has been neutered.

(10-25-2020 07:27 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Shouldn’t be allowed, imho. Once the ballot has been submitted, it’s over and done.

This. The vote was cast in good conscience. That its imo.

(10-25-2020 07:27 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Shouldn’t be allowed, imho. Once the ballot has been submitted, it’s over and done.

I thought that was the way it was. I agree.

(10-25-2020 07:58 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  

(10-25-2020 07:27 PM)Native Georgian Wrote:  Shouldn’t be allowed, imho. Once the ballot has been submitted, it’s over and done.

Early voting for n and of itself should not be allowed.


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I think early voting is too extended. I'd favor 7 days leading up to november third. Election day should be a federal holiday.

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I vote for no early voting other than true absentee, a national holiday for voting, voting places every 2 blocks, and old people get to break the line.

(10-25-2020 09:30 PM)TripleA Wrote:  I vote for no early voting other than true absentee, a national holiday for voting, voting places every 2 blocks, and old people get to break the line.

3 polling places in a town 6 blocks long? Wow.

(10-25-2020 09:30 PM)TripleA Wrote:  I vote for no early voting other than true absentee, a national holiday for voting, voting places every 2 blocks, and old people get to break the line.

If your mind is made up, early voting isn't an issue. If as a voter you are surprised by Biden's comments on fracking them you haven't been paying attention to the DNC's energy policies for the past 10 years.

I do think there should be a holiday for voting and an increase in voting locations.

If getting more people to vote is the idea behind a national voting holiday then you can forget it. The same people who can't find time to vote on Election Day, Absentee, or Early will find it nearly impossible not to stay home that day too if it's a holiday.

(10-26-2020 12:09 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  If getting more people to vote is the idea behind a national voting holiday then you can forget it. The same people who can't find time to vote on Election Day, Absentee, or Early will find it nearly impossible not to stay home that day too if it's a holiday.

Exactly. They do that and the Missus and I are taking off that Monday and enjoying a nice 5 days off at the beach.

I also believe all polls should open and closed across the country at the same time 8AM eastern to 12PM eastern (or at least closed at the same time). West coast can get up early if they want and the east coast can sleep in if they want - push it a little longer if you want to cover Alaska and Hawaii too...

Not one single state should be "called" until the last voting booth is closed - the only way you can probably prevent that is by closing them all together.

I said it all along. The democrats were begging their sheep to vote before the chit hit the fan. And don’t believe for a minute that they did not get a heads up from someone in the FBI that the chit was about to hit the fan.

(10-26-2020 12:13 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  

(10-26-2020 12:09 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  If getting more people to vote is the idea behind a national voting holiday then you can forget it. The same people who can't find time to vote on Election Day, Absentee, or Early will find it nearly impossible not to stay home that day too if it's a holiday.

Exactly. They do that and the Missus and I are taking off that Monday and enjoying a nice 5 days off at the beach.

For me it’s more about eliminating excuses.

(10-26-2020 02:11 PM)vandiver49 Wrote:  

(10-26-2020 12:13 PM)JMUDunk Wrote:  

(10-26-2020 12:09 PM)49RFootballNow Wrote:  If getting more people to vote is the idea behind a national voting holiday then you can forget it. The same people who can't find time to vote on Election Day, Absentee, or Early will find it nearly impossible not to stay home that day too if it's a holiday.

Exactly. They do that and the Missus and I are taking off that Monday and enjoying a nice 5 days off at the beach.

For me it’s more about eliminating excuses.

I'm not one of these people that think less than 100% turnout is a bad thing. Frankly, uninformed and/or disinterested potential voters SHOULD sit out elections and have every right to. I think a little effort should be rewarded and no effort at all shouldn't. I vote early, but I'd have no issue with that going away and Election Day being the only day you can vote again.

(10-25-2020 07:54 PM)Billy_Bearcat Wrote:  Perfect example of why early voting is so dumb

100% agree. Vote on election day. Anything is possible up until that time.