[Hostage]

Let’s say you go to the polls this Tuesday and are told you can’t vote because you already voted.

What do you do?

[Dutch Boy]

I would file a complaint with the board of elections and start legal action. I would then go to the local media and get them on it. I habe no idea how far it would go.

[Alberta's Child]

In that case, you cast a provisional ballot right there. I’m almost certain that you would know which ballot was actually counted after Election Day.

[HandBasketHell]

Let’s say you go to the polls this Tuesday and are told you can’t vote because you already voted. What do you do?

Tell them you want to change your vote. Many states allow a person to change their early vote. Google your state to see what the process is.

[oldtech]

If they would take the time to check, it shouldn’t be hard to prove you did not vote Democrat when you are a registered Republican. I think we can all rest assured that whatever phoney votes there are will be Democrat votes.

[central_va]

Let’s say you go to the polls this Tuesday and are told you can’t vote because you already voted.

I don't think they keep track. SO I doubt that would happen. I think millions vote twice. It's all so sloppy to me.