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I think it depends on the person. If this patient is very strongly a Republican and the caregiver knows for sure, then he/she can write the ballot for the patient and mail it out. However, the hard question is whom would he vote for?My FIL has changed his mind twice. First McCain because he thought Palin was an alien or something interesting, and then he said Obama because the caregiver likes Obama. He does not know what he wants anymore. How can I say for sure whom he wants? It also confused him.
Maybe as a veteran or soldier or politician, some patients can vote given strong wish on that. But we are not sure whom my FIL wants to vote for anymore.
Nina
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