recieved ged from votec las vegas nevada 1971 can'get results
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do a search on Yahoo! for Department of Education in Nevada
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call your local board of elections you can also depending on your state BOE get one on line if you have a computer the ballot must be received by election day in order to be counted what is your state and i will get the info for you
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I'm from youngstown Oh residing in Cols Oh now.My mom told me last year that the voting machine during the election were rigged to do the opposite ,pick kerry you get bush vote...she said the screen froze on her and it was stuck displaying bush vote after she hit kerry...and they quickly came and took the machine out....many others had a similar outcome.
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If you are concerned about passing it, check with your local school district about adult GED courses.  They will likely be very inexpensive and give you a pretest to determine areas you need to work on.  You would then  study those areas and prepare to take the test.\n\nBest Wishes,\nSue
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Not anymore. You should have called the Secretary of State's office weeks ago if you had not yet received the ballot. By law, no votes cast after the election night deadline may be counted.
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No, it does not matter. You are still eligible to vote. You may have to vote in your old county, but you can still vote... I found your voter information website for you. Please make the effort and vote. Thanks for asking.\n\nhttp://www.state.nj.us/lps/elections/electionshome.html
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you should have it but most precincts just ask for drivers license, they will have your name at the desk already,,, now get out on this rainy miserable day and vote
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It sounds like you've done everything you can at the moment. You may want to call the schools individually to make sure they know about the error, and as soon as the status is online correct the application. \n\nGood luck!!
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Your voter's registration and such is usually taken care of through your local DMV.  \n\nCheck out this site: http://www.dmv.ca.gov/dmv.htm.\n\nSee if there is an option to renew your driver's liscence online.  Along with that you should be able to find the other stuff.
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Call your county Board of Elections.  You don't need a voter reg card to vote. They will verify if they have you on file and where you need to vote, and you will be okay.  If they claim they didn't receive it, you still have time to re-register.
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Do you habe a copy of your 201?  Your line scores are there.\n\nYou may still be able to log ino iPERMS.\n\nhttps://statepermsompf.hoffman.army.mil/
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If your move is recent and you are still in the same district and you still have a valid state issued ID saying you live at the same address you registered at – yes you can vote…  \nIf not, NO you shouldn’t vote today...    You may be allowed to cast a provisional ballot at your current addresses polling place; if it makes you feel better, but the vote may be tossed out...  \nYou need to register with your current address…   normally they ask when you update you state id / driver’s license....  \n\nRegister now for the future… vote.
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Check with the State Board of Education. They were the ones who issued the GED, not the college (even if you went to the college to take the test). They should have a record.
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It's supposed to be random and taken from voter rolls. Sounds like you're unlucky.
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You win, the election results are not official until the Board of Elections says so. If you actually did get more votes, you are the winner, regardless of whether you "conceded" or not.\nConceding mainly means you aren't going to ask for a recount or challenge in court, etc. especially in a close race.
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Just go to where you should vote and show them your ID.  They probably have you on the list, unless that "volunteer" was not really working for voter registration after all.  \n\nI'm sure the girl from the feminist majority league voted for you already.  They're very helpful in that way.  So don't worry, your vote was already counted.
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Your voting rights following a felony conviction depend on what state you live in.  Some states do not restrict that right at all.  In some states, you can petition to have that right reinstated after a certain number of years.  In other states, the right is permanently taken away.  So, what state are you in?\n\nOkay, I found this out about Missouri...\n\n"A convicted felon may not register to vote unless unconditionally discharged from custody. When you are no longer on probation and have received a copy of your discharge papers you will be allowed to register."\n\nIf you want to register to vote in Missouri, go to:\n\nhttps://www.sos.mo.gov/firstvote/students/request.asp