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Maybe they should vote through a sheet
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repoman
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And? Something that might could possibly happen (maybe) is being taken under advisement for the consideration of changing a date - pushing an election back a whole decade.
Sorry, I misread that. It pushes the election back a week. Possibly.
And? Considering Shemini Atzeret is only slightly less important than Yom Kippur, changing the date doesn't seem that much of a deal especially as it is only a week. Imagine the shit show if Canada insisted on having an election on Ash Wednesday or Good Friday. This is an easy fix, and that's even if it happens.
Sorry, I misread that. It pushes the election back a week. Possibly.
And? Considering Shemini Atzeret is only slightly less important than Yom Kippur, changing the date doesn't seem that much of a deal especially as it is only a week. Imagine the shit show if Canada insisted on having an election on Ash Wednesday or Good Friday. This is an easy fix, and that's even if it happens.
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How about an election week?
Costs, yes, but aren’t there a variety of kinds of elections that could be shifted to coincide with a range that exceeded any particular single day? How about an election period that expanded beyond a single day—maybe not a whole week but rather a two day period. Two half days? Overnight from noon of one day to noon of the next? The point is to brainstorm a method that transcends the traditional “pick a perfect day” mentality.
Costs, yes, but aren’t there a variety of kinds of elections that could be shifted to coincide with a range that exceeded any particular single day? How about an election period that expanded beyond a single day—maybe not a whole week but rather a two day period. Two half days? Overnight from noon of one day to noon of the next? The point is to brainstorm a method that transcends the traditional “pick a perfect day” mentality.