Ed DeLaney: Holcomb’s choice or ours?

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4 thoughts on “Ed DeLaney: Holcomb’s choice or ours?

  1. May I say I am sick of you liberals using the scare tactics of health safety and voting. There are a tiny % of people that take a real risk in voting in person and most all of them can vote by mail. Your argument is made to prey on the minds of the uninformed and based on premises and lies that are just to sooth your own ego. If not that, your just dishonest to your constituents.

  2. Quote from above, “Go to a polling place or skip voting! Nice choices.” Mr. Delaney, if you are going to list choices, let’s list them all shall we!? You listed choices 1 & 2 above, choice 3 would be to vote absentee, (totally safe, requires a little effort) choice 4 would be to vote early. (safer with reduced or no lines, would also require a little effort, starts October 6th) You also stated that “If we are not elderly or out of town, we must vote in person.” That is only 2 of the 12 possible reasons to vote absentee, why did you leave out the other 10? Indiana voters have multiple options and they can choose which one best fits their situation. But, listing all the options for voting or voting absentee doesn’t fit your narrative of possible political payback or voter suppression. Your bias, or trying hard to make your article fit your narrative by leaving out key points/options, just leads me to not care about your opinion.

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