Q: You must be registered to vote before you apply for an absentee ballot. If you’re not registered, you will not be eligible to receive an absentee ballot, and your ballot request will be denied. Find out if you’re registered to vote by entering your voter information online at: https://www.vote.org/am-i-registered-to-vote/.  If you find that you’re not registered, register to vote as soon as possible. Also be aware that every state has its own voter-registration deadline. Most states allow you to input your voter information online in order to submit a request for an absentee-ballot application. Access your state’s or county’s board of elections website and look for information regarding the ballot application. Download and print the application. You can also download a ballot request form online through Vote.org at: https://www.vote.org/absentee-ballot/. These 3 states conduct every election through the mail and automatically mail an absentee ballot to all registered voters. You should receive your absentee ballot at least 30 days prior to Election Day. If you haven't received a ballot, contact your county clerk and recorder. If you live in one of these states and do not receive a ballot, there may be a problem with your voter registration. Contact your county election office to clarify and resolve the problem. Most counties have election boards or departments, and this is the easiest place to make an in-person request for a ballot. Fill out and hand in the ballot request at the office as well. It’s a relatively short form and takes under 5 minutes to complete.  Look up the contact information for your local election board by searching online. You can look for the department's website or just search “where is my local election board office?” Find your county election board’s address online at: http://www.usa.gov/Agencies/Local-Government/Cities.shtml. 21 states require you to provide a specific reason for needing an absentee ballot. Once you receive your ballot application, you’ll be able to check a box or briefly write your reason for needing an absentee ballot. If the county doesn’t find your reason to be valid, they may deny your ballot request. Valid excuses include having a disability, being away on military service, being out of the country on Election Day, or being out of the state on Election Day. Seal the application in an envelope and send it via mail to the office of your county’s board of elections. Do not send the completed application to the Secretary of State’s office. The deadline for application submissions varies from state to state. In general, mail your application at least 4 days before the date of the election. If you’re not sure where your board of elections is housed, you can find out online. Refer to the database at: https://www.usa.gov/local-governments.
A: Check to make sure you’re registered to vote in your state. Download an absentee-ballot application online. Look for your absentee ballot in the mail if you live in CO, WA, or OR. Request an absentee ballot in person at your county’s election offices. State a reason for requesting an absentee ballot if your state requires it. Send your application to the county board of elections office.

Q: Always double-check to make sure that the gun is not loaded before starting to clean the rifle. Always practice good firearm safety and handling measures. , including the barrel. Rifles that have been sitting in storage for a long time, or rifles that are frequently used for hunting, can become covered with dust and grime. A clean rifle will shoot more accurately than a dirty one. There is no set time when your gun should be cleaned, but the general consensus is to clean it after you are done firing for the day, and before and after you put the gun in storage. Like dirty rifles, loose screws can cause a rifle to fire inaccurately.
A: Check that the gun is unloaded. Clean the rifle thoroughly Tighten any loose screws on the sights and scope mounts.

Q: While you're on your way home to get further treatment, hold your arm in an elevated position to help minimize the swelling. Gently wash the area to remove dirt and any other debris from the area. This will help prevent an infection. This will help to alleviate the itching by bringing down the swelling and numbing the stung area. Cycle the compress in 20-minute intervals. Apply it for 20 minutes, then let your skin recover for at least 20 minutes. You can also use an ice pack. Just be sure to have a barrier like a cloth or paper towels between the ice and your skin. These over-the-counter medicines will help alleviate the pain and itching. After a few hours, the swelling will subside a little and a blister will form. As long as you don't pop the blister, the area shouldn't become infected. Avoid scratching it, as this can cause it to break.  If the blister breaks, cleanse the area with soapy water and monitor it for signs of infection. You can also apply an antibiotic ointment to any open stings. These ointments are available over-the-counter from most drug stores and pharmacies.  If the area becomes discolored or starts leaking pus, it may have become infected. Seek medical attention immediately.
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Elevate the affected area. Bathe the sting with soapy water. Place a cool compress on the infected area. Take an antihistamine or use a hydrocortisone cream. Don't pop the blister.