Someone said they get if from the voters list.Is that correct?
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Some places use voting lists.  Others use drivers license info.  If you drive and vote, they're gonna get you sooner or later.
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It's supposed to be random and taken from voter rolls. Sounds like you're unlucky.
427061
There is one thing for  sure. There should always be a paper vote. There is no way to verify results without one.  Do not use a ballot with chads, just a plain piece of paper. with a hole punched in it. That eliminates the BS we all suffered during the 2000 election. Next, the ballots should be counted right there,  With representatives from both parties present. Not allowed by law to be moved. And finally, All voters must present a voter I.D. That would resolve most voter fraud.
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Go to the clerk of courts and ask them why you haven’t been selected.  You might also ask, “on average how many are requested to report each month.”  Then ask (assuming the voter registration list is what they are using) how many people are registered to vote.  This should tell you how often you should be selected.  Unless the selection from those registered voters is entirely random.  \n\nDifferent parts of the country can do it differently and it is best to learn how you community does this selection.
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You can also try guessing what's going to happen in upcoming events (sporting events, awards shows, etc.). Make a poll with the options and set it to show the ID next to the person's votes so you can tell who got it right.
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Very clever!\n\nI'm voting for them now. Return the favour! :)\n\nBy the way, you know you can vote for yourself again, right?
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Click on "Home" and scroll to the bottom where it says, "Pick the best answer. Vote on undecided questions"
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Could be, some of the toss-up states (e.g. VA) are within a thousand votes.  Close enough to count the absentee ballots.
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Clerk opens it,  marks down that you voted, and puts your choices down on the list of all the absentee voters.\n\nThe list of these votes are sent in and included along with all of the early and regular voters in the totals.
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It depends on where you live. This website gives information about that (scroll down to the tables):\nhttp://www.uselections.com/faq_electday.htm
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It is information collected by poll,they ask a question then give you several answers to choose from.I really don't think it is acurate.\nGallup does the polls ,they call me all the time,I don't answer their calls any more.
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Usually you are chosen from voting rolls but obviously that isn't the case here. You will have to go and explain it to them. You might be able to call the number on the notice you got.
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The public will decide if you are good.
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Rosenose is correct, but a little vague. Following is a link to information from the California Secretary of State that has all the informaiton you need: \n\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/elections/elections_cand.htm
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You can't buy lists of voters.  Besides, e-mail addresses aren't requested or needed when you register to vote - they use mailing address.  \n\nYou'll just have to find another way to spam them.
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It varies by state, but you should check with your local government.   In some areas, you must re-register if you haven't voted in a specified amount of time.
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The voter's list is a way to prevent a person from voting more than once.  It is a tool to eliminate or prevent voter fraud. The list is compiled based on a geographical location (such as a section of a city).  Sometimes there are residential requirements - that is, you must reside in an area and register to vote at least 30 days prior to the election.