PonyPotato

Ohio took forever to count and certify the votes from absentee and provisional ballots, and some voters who requested absentee ballots never received them (and I'd argue that most of the individuals requesting absentee ballots in the 2004 election were unable to get to the polls to cast a provisional ballot, so their votes were never included in the election). There were also a lot of issues surrounding provisional and absentee ballots - many were thrown out for voters not including their birthdate on the ballot, even though the inclusion was not required by law.

Essentially, the last election in Ohio was a cluster fuck. I don't want to be a part of that again.

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