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This risks infringement on the right '''''not''''' to vote.
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'''Early voting''' refers to the growing trend of [[Americans]] to vote prior to [[Election Day]], as allowed in most states.
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'''Early voting''' refers to the growing trend in some [[Democrat]]-controlled States to extend voting over many days, and even weeks, and allow people to mail in ballots rather than show up in person.  Traditionally absentee voting was allowed only if there was a good reason, such as by servicemen in the military, but early voting establishes a mechanism where union bosses and the Democrat machine can harass Americans until they vote.  This risks infringement on the right '''''not''''' to vote.
    
In 2008, one-third of Americans voted prior to Election Day, and that fraction continues to increase.  In the [[Mystery:Nevada Election 2010|Nevada Election 2010]], more than half the votes cast were by early voting.
 
In 2008, one-third of Americans voted prior to Election Day, and that fraction continues to increase.  In the [[Mystery:Nevada Election 2010|Nevada Election 2010]], more than half the votes cast were by early voting.
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