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This is a great option! Do your homework on the issues and then avoid lines on election day and vote at your convenience.
I love the early voting and think that Bryan Thompson has done an amazing job at making things more accessible for folks in Utah County. Let's put one in the mall though or maybe Wal Mart and make it that much more available!
Sorry but election day is Nov 4 not the sixth - please don't wait until then or it will be too late
Maybe the writer wants less republicans to vote in Utah... that would explain the November 6th thing! lol Go Obama!
Just went to vote at the Division of Natural Resources, they don't do that any more.
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