TX has just fought and won a court battle for the right to have only a single ballot drop-off box for each of their counties (that’s 3mill people to one box, in one case!)

In contrast, I just pulled up L.A.’s to figure out where to go. 

Zoom in and that’s pretty much every single city hall, public library, public park (even the tiny ones!), and then a few extras scattered here and there to fill in gaps.

I’ve also been getting regular 2-3x/week emails from the State Secretary’s office, the County Elections Office, my local City (many times all on the same day, only hours apart), and any number of various other groups urging me to vote NOW, or as soon as I possibly can to avoid any jams, crowds, problems, or unexpected emergencies on Election Day. Radio stations are taking a break from shock-jocks to give PSAs, there are billboards and bus-boards around everywhere.

This may be the most populous county by far, but this is how wein CA address one county’s needs.

It’s as if we actually wantevery eligible voter to go and vote!