hey non indians are encouraged to reblog this actually since what the indian government hates most is word of their terrible governing spreading outside of india!Â
âŠ..not even six hours later i got an offer of a well paying full time long-term job with free room and board in queens in nyc, allowing me independence and a way to escape an abusive situation and an unhealthy environment
likes charge reblogs cast, folks, this is the good luck post
the last time I reblogged this post right before I got a great job, in a permanent work-from-home position, with benefits, retirement, and a salary literally 3x what I was making before, doing something I really like.Â
I know its been awhile since Iâve personally made a post but I need to ask for some help. Due to bills, I am currently overdrawn in my bank account by $28. Unfortunately, Iâm also close to running out of food. In my cabinet, I currently have about 2 to 2 œ servings worth of oats. And that is only because I had to ration myself to one meal a day. So if anyone could help out with donating even a dollar, Iâd really appreciate it. Of course, with how the world is right now and with everything that is happening, I completely understand not being able to or wanting to donate, but I ask that you please boost this post.Â
The Guardian tested postal service speed in the battleground state of Michigan and found delays that may be wider spread
ARIZONA VOTERS, if you donât know whether your ballot has been received, you can still vote!
Voters can also go vote in person if they choose, even if theyâve requested an early ballot. You can either bring the ballot to a vote center, or go in without it. The countyâs E-Poll books will allow poll workers to see whether or not youâve submitted your early ballot already. If you havenât, theyâll issue you a live ballot at the vote center, which will void the early ballot initially sent out.
COLORADO VOTERS, If you donât receive, damage, make a mistake, or lose your ballot, you can still vote!
You may request a replacement mail ballot from your county clerk. You may also vote in-person at a voter service and polling center.
FLORIDA VOTERS, if you requested a ballot but either never received yours or arenât sure if it was received, you can still vote in person!
A voter who has requested a ballot may change his or her mind and vote in person. The voter should bring the ballot (marked or unmarked) to the polls to turn the ballot in and vote a regular ballot. If the voter does not bring the ballot to the polls for whatever reason, the Supervisor of Electionsâ office will need to confirm that the ballot has not already been returned and received. If the ballot has not been received, the voter will be allowed to vote a regular ballot. If the ballot has been received, the ballot is deemed cast and the voter to have voted. If the voter believes the office is incorrect for whatever reason, the voter is allowed to vote a provisional ballot. The matter will then be presented to the canvassing board for determination. If it cannot be determined if the ballot has been received, the voter will be allowed to vote a provisional ballot. See section 101.69, Fla. Stat.
GEORGIA VOTERS, if you havenât received the ballot, or if it hasnât been received by your county, you can cancel the ballot and vote in person!
If you have not received an absentee ballot, or if you have returned the absentee ballot, but the registrars have not received the ballot, you may cancel the absentee ballot by appearing in person before the registrar or absentee ballot clerk and making a written request to have the ballot marked âcancelled.â After satisfying themselves as to your identity, the registrars or absentee ballot clerk shall grant the request and notify the managers of your precinct to permit you to vote in person at that precinct. Canceled absentee ballots are handled in the same manner as those returned too late to be cast.
IOWA VOTERS, if your ballot is missing, or if it wasnât received, track your ballot or contact your county auditor. Unfortunately, I could not find a list of alternatives.
You can track your absentee ballot online by using the Track Your Absentee Ballot search. You can see the date your absentee ballot request was processed by the county auditor, the date the auditor sent your ballot, and the date the auditor received your voted ballot. If you have questions about the information displayed in the search, please contact your county auditor for help.
If you cannot vote your absentee ballot because it was damaged or destroyed or you lost it, contact your county auditor for help. There are procedures for obtaining replacement ballots.
MICHIGAN VOTERS, if you never receive your ballot, contact your county clerk!
Voters who have not received their absentee ballot as Election Day approaches are encouraged to visit Michigan.gov/Vote to confirm their voter registration information and address is up to date. If they confirm this is the case, they may contact their local clerkâs office to check on the status of their absentee ballot application and requested ballot.
Voters may also request an absentee ballot at their city or township clerkâs office up until 4 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 2.
MINNESOTA VOTERS, if you havenât received your ballot, or if it was never received, you can still vote!. This is especially important with the potential invalidation of absentee ballots being received after 11/3!
As long as your absentee ballot hasnât been counted by your election officials, you may still cast a ballot in person by voting in your polling place on Election Day or at your local early voting location. You can track the status of your absentee ballot to see when it is sent to you and when it is received by election officials. After voting in person, the unique ballot ID number on your original absentee ballot will be invalidated, so that if it is returned to the election office the officials will not count it. If you plan on voting in person, please do not bring your absentee ballot with you. Your election official will provide you with a new ballot to complete that day. If you have received an absentee ballot but are unsure if it will arrive at your election office in time to be counted, you may also consider contacting your local election official to see what options you have for locations and times to drop off your absentee ballot.
NORTH CAROLINA VOTERS, if you did not receive your ballot, you may still vote!
You may still vote in person as long as you did not return your absentee ballot. Your absentee ballot will be spoiled after you vote in person. You may simply discard your absentee ballot â there is no need to bring it with you to a polling place.â
PENNSYLVANIA VOTERS, if you donât know whether your vote was received, you can still vote provisionally so that the election officials can determine whether you voted!
If you already submitted a mail-in or absentee ballot, you cannot vote at your polling place on election day. If you did not return your mail-in or absentee ballot and you want to vote in person, you have two options: Bring your ballot and the pre-addressed outer return envelope to your polling place to be voided. After you surrender your ballot and envelope and sign a declaration, you can then vote a regular ballot. If you donât surrender your ballot and return envelope, you can only vote by provisional ballot at your polling place. Your county board of elections will then verify that you did not vote by mail before counting your provisional ballot.
TEXAS VOTERS, WELCOME TO THE SWING STATE CLUB! This article shows what to do if you are uncertain of your ballot - in one form or another, you can still vote!
What do you do if you havenât received your mail-in ballot?
Voters worried about mail-in voting can ensure their ballot is counted by showing up at the polls in personâŠ
âWhen my wife reiterated that she wanted to vote then and there, the worker helped her cancel the absentee ballot,â Ken Ward said. âMy wife definitely didnât request the ballot.â
She got to cast a regular ballot.
In Texas, you can surrender your ballot!
Denise Lynn of Hondo, in Medina County outside San Antonio, said she questioned the integrity of the process.
When her absentee ballot didnât show up at its usual time in September, elections officials initially told her that her ballot was mailed Oct. 5. It arrived Oct. 22. As Republican state leaders waged a war on the expansion of mail-in voting, Lynn worried that her ballot could be invalidated. She surrendered her mail-in ballot at an in-person polling site and voted on a machine instead.
âThey may pull some shenanigans about not counting our mail-in votes, and I didnât want to take that chance,â said Lynn, 67.
WISCONSIN VOTERS, unfortunately, I couldnât find any information on alternatives, but this is the absentee vote tracker. Wisconsin, make sure you drop off your ballot or vote in person - they wonât accept ballots after November 3! Personally, Iâm less worried about Wisconsin than other states; 86 percent of Wisconsin voters who requested mail-in ballots have already returned them. Iâm especially worried about Pennsylvania; only 74 percent of requested ballots have been returned.
I lost my job to covid . And having a hard time finding another job . I donât have money for food or even renew my drivers license right now :/ and I have bills coming up like my car payment and other things . I donât want to lose everything please if anyone can send me anything it would help I hate struggling and asking for help.
apparently so many cottagecore people are now trespassing to get pictures w cows/sunflowers/whatever its becoming a legitimate problem for some farmers if yall get trampled by the moo puppies its your own fault why cant yall just be normal and not encase yourselves in identities based entirely around romanticization
Since Iâm working at home I personally have had to chase people away from my fence and my neighbors fence and ALSO had 11 hens, 3 roosters and a turkey stolen.
I donât know if itâs because people are going stir crazy in quarantine or what but this is happening and it puts me in a weird scary position of having to tell strangers off and having to worry that someone will hurt my animals or get hurt by my animals.
Yeah this is a very real thing, which has been going on for at least several years. I donât think itâs specific to the âcottagecoreâ crowd; last time it was Instagram they blamed, which seems more likely, but in any case itâs âpretty pictures for internet clout, just like everybody elseâs sunflower pictures.â Iâve heard some farmers talk about charging to let folks have photo shoots in their fields, and then getting backlash for daring to try to recoup the money from crop damage, and time lost, to these same trespassers.
Stay out of peopleâs crops, yâall. Theyâre growing those to sell for money, and parking/walking/hanging out in them causes damage, not to mention stealing flowers or whatever.
Never go into a field with animals. Never feed any animals anything - literally any animals that arenât your own.
Just - if you donât know anything about agriculture, keep your hands to yourselves, ok?
Iâm not being funny but my co-workerâs dad is a farmer and he was trampled by one of his cows and was seriously injured. If heâd been a pen heâd have died. The fact he was in a field and was able to roll down into the burn saved his life.
Donât saunter up to a cow in its field to get a picture, especially if it has a calf because you could actually die.
next time someone talks about welfare fraud, remember that if youâre homeless youâre not supposed to have food stamps and if you lose your home and donât report it to DSHS so they can take away your food stamps thatâs welfare fraud
when i was on ABD (aged, blind, and disabled benefits â the only cash aid available to disabled people while weâre applying for SSI, a monthly $197) literally all money you get can be deducted from these benefits. this means that if someone sees you digging through the trash for food and gives you $20 the government will only pay you $177 that month. if you donât report that $20 itâs welfare fraud
astute readers might realise that thereâs no way anyone in the country can be expected to live off of $197 a month, and that that would have to be supplemented by another source of income. and if that money is going to disappear as soon as that other source of income hits $197, it might as well not exist. youâre right!
when i was on ABD i had a patreon running that brought in a steady $13 a month. the person in charge of my case rounded up the amount of money i was getting to $15. i was penalised by $15 for making $13.
This is how the government keeps disabled people homeless. We arenât seen as productive and profitable to society, so weâre slowly weeded our and killed this way. Our country is and has been enacting nothing short of a genocide on disabled people.
A new bill, the "Delivering for America Act", was introduced Wednesday August 12 2020 to undo the damage Postmaster General Louis DeJoy has done to the United States Post Office.
The bill aims to maintain a normal level of service by the USPS until the COVID-19 pandemic is over.
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