Thousands of ballots unlikely to reach military voters in time

[DrLeftover]

Mail redirection in the military can take between 14 to 50 days, meaning a ballot could reach the voter possibly more than a month after ballots have to be mailed back in order to be counted. The Military Postal Service Agency (MPSA) identified problems with the system after the 2010 election, but hasn’t implemented changes.

http://thehill.com/blogs/floor-acti...-of-ballots-unlikely-to-reach-military-voters

 

[Evil Eye]

Why don't they just encrypt the votes and send them by email?

 

[wirelessguru1]

I think that you should wait till tomorrow to then start complaining why the Wall Street bully (Rmoney) lost...

LOL!

 

[Simple Simon]

Soldiers aren't sent overseas to die because the government values their intellect.



Scoff all you want, but tell me... how many years did Romney serve? Or Obama? What about Duh-Duh-Dubya? Clinton?



You have to go all the way back to Daddy Bush to find a President that actually served, and that was in WWII.



Soldiers are the last thing on our government's mind.