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Fri. 06/26 - When Going to a Polling Site is Against Your Religion

Cool Stuff Daily

Reggie Risseeuw and Marques Pfaff

Tech News, News, Science, Society & Culture

4.6739 Ratings

🗓️ 26 June 2020

⏱️ 15 minutes

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The church created to circumvent a loophole in Tennessee's elections. VR is getting smell-o-vision, but smelling things is not actually the point. How to prevent your glasses from fogging up while wearing a mask. And a website that aims to combine the best of old fashioned TV channel surfing and the weird wonders of the web. Sponsors: OurCrowd, info.ourcrowd.com/goodnews Beachbody on Demand, Text "GOODNEWS" to 303030 for a free trial membership Links: A New Church in Tennessee Exists Purely to Help Residents Vote Early (Patheos) Church of Universal Suffrage VR System Hacks Your Nose to Turn Smells Into Temperatures (IEEE) How to stop your glasses from fogging up when you wear a mask (The Verge) A simple method to prevent spectacle lenses misting up on wearing a face mask (National Institutes of Health) Surf City explanation (Cody Brown, Twitter) Surf.City Jackson Bird on Twitter See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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The church created to circumvent a loophole in Tennessee's elections.

0:48.5

VR is getting smell of vision, but smelling things is not actually the point. How to prevent your glasses from

0:56.2

fogging up when you wear a mask? And a website that aims to combine the best of old-fashioned

1:02.3

TV channel surfing and the weird wonders of the web. Here are some of the cool things from the

1:08.0

news today. Many states here in the U.S. have been accepting absentee ballots from all residents regardless

1:15.7

of reason. Here in New York, we got sent in application with affected by COVID-19 as a valid

1:21.5

reason for not being able to go to the polls and a note that basically said anything counts

1:26.2

as being affected by it, not just actually having it.

1:29.6

Other states have been more resistant to hop on the mail-in voter bandwagon, however.

1:35.3

Tennessee, for example, like New York, requires a valid reason to request an absentee ballot.

1:41.2

Unlike New York, however, they didn't give everyone a free pass because of COVID-19.

1:46.7

Accepted reasons to request an absentee ballot in Tennessee include being out of the country

1:51.5

on Election Day, being over the age of 60, having a physical disability and an inaccessible

1:58.0

polling place, or if you're observing a religious holiday that prevents you

2:02.4

from voting in person during the early voting period and on election day. And it's that last one

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