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Troops may run out of time to vote
By Mark Crispin Miller (about the author) Page 2 of 2 page(s)
Ms. Bynum said that if he believes his absentee ballot will not reach the elections department in time, he can download and mail a federal write-in ballot - but he would be able to vote only for president and U.S. senator.
Faced with that possibility, Agent Davis said he'd opt for the write-in ballot.
"It's better than not being able to vote for anything," he said, but "It's kind of like consolation-prize voting."
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