She did vote in Presidential and Gubernatorial elections but not local (mayor/council or school board).
Anyway, I wanted to verify the procedures for advance and/or absentee voting. As such I contacted JoCo Election and got two different replies. they are listed here:
First......
Ray, advance Voting began
in the Fall of 1996. The Kansas Election Standards states that the law for
“no-excuse absentee” voting was adopted in 1995 (KSA 25-1119).
Then this:
Ray, to clarify further, advance
voting in our office began in August 1996. In August 2002, was the
first time that voting machines were used to collect in-person advance votes at
three early voting locations. Advance voting by mail began in August
1996.
What is interesting is the term "no excuse absentee" voting.......initially a person had to usually have a medical condition to vote by absentee mail ballot. That changed over 20 years ago and anybody could apply for an absentee ballot. The only difference is if you don't have a disability that stops you from getting to the polls you have to apply at each election (that's how I do it).
Anyway, she is definitely full of it................