I actually think this is pretty funny. I’m tempted to get a t-shirt printed up that says “homophobes stole my mailbox.”<\/p>\n
Nonetheless… On Monday, someone came into our yard, knocked over our “No on 36”<\/a> sign, and stole our mailbox (with Monday’s mail inside it).<\/p>\n I doubt this was just random vandelism; Oregon mailed out voter ballots last week (Oregon does the vote entirely by mail), and a huge number of Oregonians got their ballots on Monday. So I think someone grabbed our mailbox and ran hoping that they’d get our ballots and thus keep us from voting agianst measure 36.<\/p>\n As it happens, we got our ballots on Saturday. But I doubt I’m the only voter this has happened to. If you’re a registered Oregon voter, have a “no on 36” sign and haven’t yet received your ballot, it’s possible that your ballot has been stolen by some jerky “yes on 36” person. Wait a few days, and if you still haven’t received it, call your county election office <\/a>and ask for a replacement ballot to be sent.<\/p>\n (Actually, all registered Oregon voters should do that if they haven’t received a ballot by early next week, regardless of if you have a “no on 36” sign up or not.)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I actually think this is pretty funny. I’m tempted to get a t-shirt printed up that says “homophobes stole my mailbox.” Nonetheless… On Monday, someone came into our yard, knocked over our “No on 36” sign, and stole our mailbox … Continue reading