Why do pastors want us to go to church?
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you guys go to church to vote?
we vote in primary (elementary) and secondary schools
Where I live, we vote on Election Day in the nearest place available for voting. That's part of the decennial census. We could also vote early or vote by mail.
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Where I live, we vote on Election Day in the nearest place available for voting. That's part of the decennial census. We could also vote early or vote by mail.
but a polling place includes a church??
I didn't know that - interesting
obviously here (down under) we can do early voting and voting by mail as well or even absentee voting (ie. vote in an area where one doesn't normally reside)
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but a polling place includes a church??
I didn't know that - interesting
obviously here (down under) we can do early voting and voting by mail as well or even absentee voting (ie. vote in an area where one doesn't normally reside)
The polling place is a church if the nearest polling place is a church. The polling place could be a library or some other type of building depending on where you live.
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The polling place is a church if the nearest polling place is a church. The polling place could be a library or some other type of building depending on where you live.
my question is what places are designated to be polling places?
here it's always schools like for 99% of the places in Australia - obviously if it's remote then special accommodations are made but for the most part it's schools
wait so there you can't vote in a polling place that you don't live near??? I'll explain my situation down under - here we have electorates but if you can't be at a polling place in your local electorate you can still vote and cast what we call an absentee vote in any polling place
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my question is what places are designated to be polling places?
here it's always schools like for 99% of the places in Australia - obviously if it's remote then special accommodations are made but for the most part it's schools
wait so there you can't vote in a polling place that you don't live near??? I'll explain my situation down under - here we have electorates but if you can't be at a polling place in your local electorate you can still vote and cast what we call an absentee vote in any polling place
I'm talking about the United States. I have to vote in a church unless the American government gives me another voter registration card saying that I'd have to go vote in a school or something on Election Day.
And back to the question, why do pastors want us to go to church when some Americans like me go to a church just to vote? That's the unanswered question.
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What do you mean "and why"?
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As in the reasoning behind their belief and what it's based on. Stuff like talks, scriptures, testimonies and so on.
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Thank you!
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I'm talking about the United States. I have to vote in a church unless the American government gives me another voter registration card saying that I'd have to go vote in a school or something on Election Day.
And back to the question, why do pastors want us to go to church when some Americans like me go to a church just to vote? That's the unanswered question.
I was merely interested in your voting places my friend since but since that's not what you want to discuss I'll leave it alone then
thanks for providing the information though
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