@SaareMartha just so you don't scare TOO many folks - the date notation is in DD/MM/YYYY.
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@SaareMartha @KamalaHarrisWin perhaps I'm confused. In USA common date notation is MM/DD/YYYY. I am quite familiar with European common date notation as DD/MM/YYYY. The date you referenced was 06/10/2024 and my (USA) interpretation of that would have been June 10, 2024. I don't believe any elections board was actually counting ballots that early. So my logical interpretation would be the European notation.
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And I would have interpreted it to be October 06, 2024 - a mere 18 days later than your post and well within where early balloting was being counted (again, I believe).
So -- to clarify for me, not trying to be confrontational here, is it October 06 or June 10 as the date you intended to be interpreted?
Thank you very much for that clarification. I truly appreciate the quick response!
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Ahhh -- That makes much more sense. Although to be fair, it is not totally unheard of to come across a European style date notation in our lives here! But it does always lead to a bit of confusion!
And THANK YOU from voting from abroad!
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