Time Off To Vote Laws! Somes State Require Employers To Give You Time Off To Vote *Link*

[Median Democrat]

Sadly, Florida, Indiana and Pennsylvania do not have time off to vote laws, but many other states do. So, check this out before giving up your right to vote in order to get to work on schedule. Better yet, if you can take the day off, please do so, and be part of history if you have not voted, yet.

http://www.nfib.com/object/IO_31227.html

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Arizona Three hours, unless polls are open three hours before or after shift. Paid Arizona Revised Statutes §16-402

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Nevada Employees are allowed one to three hours on election days to vote if they do not have "sufficient" free time outside working hours, depending on the distance between work and the polling site. Employees must apply for time prior to Election Day. Employers may designate the specific time employees may take. Paid Nevada Revised Statues 293.463

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Ohio Employers are prohibited from firing an employee who takes a reasonable amount of time to vote. Paid for salaried employees. Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 3599.06

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[midnight]

1. Good information.... Thanks for sharing.

[Median Democrat]

3. Bump! Reminder for Tommorrow!

[BrklynLiberal]

2. Important info Excellent idea to have posted it.