After all the talk and news and controversy we decided to vote by mail. On September 30, we received e-mail notices that our ballots were on the way.
Actually, they arrived that same day. On …
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After all the talk and news and controversy we decided to vote by mail. On September 30, we received e-mail notices that our ballots were on the way.
Actually, they arrived that same day. On October 1, we filled them out and took them to the United States Post Office in Flourtown, on Bethlehem Pike. We handed them in person to the postal clerk.
On October 10 we received emails from the election bureau that our ballots had been received. Just a brief notice to our community that the process was quite simple and easy.
Hugh, Janet & Andrew Gilmore
Chestnut Hill