Yesterday was indeed a horrible return day for Democrats.
The day was roughly 42-31 R/D, pushing up the overall R-lead from 10.4% to 10.5%.
That needs to pick up.
Does anyone know if CO is now all vote-by-mail, or is it possible to vote on election day as well ?
I think you "vote" on election day by bringing your mail-in ballot to the polls. It should be all by mail in this cycle.
No, there really are no "polls." You can take your ballot to your county clerk's office or to one of your county's "vote centers," which is usually just a box inside government offices.
Friday is the last day to safely mail ballots, otherwise they must be delivered in person. I think that Denver County has drive-by drop sites. Other counties probably do the sane, especially early next week.
Really ?
Do voters who register on election day have to vote in these handful of "centers" as well ?
Well, I honestly don't know. This is all new. I think you probably have to go to the clerk's office because they should be the only ones who can issue ballots. You can register on Election Day even online, but unless the clerk sets up little offices at drop sites, how could they issue ballots? This whole thing is so odd.
I live overseas now so I was able to fax in my ballot. You could also email them your ballot. Gotta love these new laws.
I will say that a lot of people don't know what the hell is going on. I know this is anecdotal but my mother (who is generally fairly politically savvy, at least compared to most people) wasn't aware that you couldn't "vote" on election day like usual.
