The big question touching a nerve this election: "Can my husband find out who I am voting for?"
The big question touching a nerve this election: "Can my husband find out who I am voting for?"
November may come down to a battle between controlling men and women who just want their freedom
Please please please correct me if I'm wrong, but nobody can know who you voted for unless you tell them. Just that you voted. Ballots are unsigned and you place it in the box (supervised, but folded and unexamined) yourself.
This is the law in all fifty states.
And please, nobody should be photographing their ballots or even using a phone or camera in the polling station. If it is possible to generate proof of vote, the controlling assholes of the world will use that to illegally coerce votes.
Some states allow it, others prohibit it, but it is unclear whether prohibitions are constitutional.
Mail in ballots do have the wrinkle in that the ballot is filed in at home where a controlling and abusive spouse can control behavior.
I feel like if this is a concern, there's WAY more in your relationship you need to worry about.
Yes, and not everyone can safely escape such a relationship. Your response comes off as dismissive (I assume unintentionally), but we need to raise awareness and provide support for the shockingly high number of people trapped in relationships like this.
I thought the plan was to have a vote for every child and have the husband cast all the votes?
/s come on, did I really have to include this? Apparently, yes.
Pretty sure Vance has literally said that tho...
It sure wasn't my idea. Yes. He said that.
Yes, sarcasm is dead thanks to MAGA. They are so crazy, even clearly sarcastic comments are taken at face value. It must be pointed out, not implied.
This makes me think of the vid where T gave some serious sideeye trying to see how Melania was voting in the presidential election.
If pro-democracy wives are worried about their husbands finding out that they voted for Kamala... I'm a single male and support your vote.
