If a person dies before the election, does hers/his absentee ballot still count?

As far as I know, they were living when they cast the vote. That's what counts.

I'm pretty sure I remember reading that it's not supposed to count, but that the system for removing the ballots of people who have recently died isn't perfect, so sometimes they do get counted.

Yes. Because the election commissioner 1) doesn't know the person died; and 2) would have no way to retrieve that one person's ballot.

That is a great question..... I don't know!

What if they filled out the absentee ballot like ten years ago... if you mail it are you commiting voter fraud?

They would have to because there is no way to know who voted for whom once the ballot is cast.

33,746 Angels can dance on the head of a pin.

Acorn can answer that question better than I can... Country First...

yes

I guess so. This is a good question. I am not sure.

Good question. I have no idea but I bet Acorn knows. Give them a call and let us know.