(06-08-2026 06:53 PM)stinkfist Wrote: if one simply looks at the history of muh mail-it-inns and how the map has changed colors, I HAVE ZERO RESPECT IF ONE CANNOT ACKNOWLEDGE SUCH NEEDS ADDRESSING!!! PERIOD!!!
Actually, why dont you *actually* look at the "history of [yuh](sic) mail-it-inns and how the map has changed colors"?
Or just yell it as a battle cry with no underlying knowledge or facts (as seems to be the norm around here...)
How many states allow full mail in voting, stink? Last I saw 8. One being a deep red state, none with an appreciable change.
Otay...... quite the battle cry.... lolz.
Lets expand it to drop boxes.
15 require. Of those:
3 deep red states, 2 of which have gone redder.
4 purple states.
8 blue states, with no appreciable change.
14 states permit drop boxes
3 deep red states that have gone redder.
1 used to be purple, that has gone red.
2 swing states
8 blue states that havent gone much bluer, in
And 4 of the swong states have moved *from* blue to swing in that timeframe.
But hey, theres that battle cry that serves you so well.
There isnt a bit of history as to the map change, excepting arizona and georgia to purple. Im sure there is no rationale *at all* aside from drop boxes that explain that. None whatseover.
Which are offset by the shift towards much redder in those red states that have utilized it.
There is the look at your mail ins with respect to changing colors. Imagine that. Lolz.
Quote:I HAVE ZERO RESPECT IF ONE CANNOT ACKNOWLEDGE SUCH NEEDS ADDRESSING!!! PERIOD!!!
How much respect for a dude that yells broad war cries and doesnt have the chops to actually look at the objective data and facts? Curious minds want to know....