Little-Acorn
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- Jun 20, 2006
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I thought that, even in "early voting" states, the votes were not counted until election day (Nov 8 for this year). People could mark their ballots early and turn them in, but they won't be counted until "the day".They must be the ones that were returned to the registrar because they have been counted. There are 42 counties where more republican ballots went out than democrat ones in Florida course that doesn't mean much since in general election you can vote for whoever you want.Are "returned" ballots the ones that people marked and mailed in to the Registrar of voters?
Or are they the ones that they marked and mailed in, and the postman couldn't decipher the address they were being sent to, so he returned them to sender - the voters?
Is there a state that actually counts them before Nov. 8?
Or are they just counting how many people registered as Republicans, voted? And how many registered as Democrats, voted?