What Possibly Can go Wrong With Mail-in Voting?

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10 Million 2022 California Ballots Unaccounted For, Report Finds

https://www.dailysignal.com/2023/01/...s-unaccounted/

Answer: Just about anything?

[46zilzal]

https://www.npr.org/2020/05/28/86441...mail-in-voting

quote: inteview
CHANG: Some of your Republican colleagues say that mail-in voting creates more of a risk for fraud because you can't verify someone's ID in person. How would you respond to that?

WYMAN: Well, that's not been our experience here in Washington state. First and foremost, we've had voter ID at the time of registration since 2006 in our state, so we actually do have an ID check. And beyond that, we did a comparison in 2018 of voting history, and we found that about .004% of our voters did, it appears, try to vote fraudulently. They voted for someone else who had passed away, or they voted more than once. And that was 142 people out of 3.2 million ballots cast.

CHANG: Is that rate of fraud any higher if you compare it to when Washington State wasn't using a mostly mail-in system?

WYMAN: I think that they're comparable. I don't think a polling place system is perfect, and I don't think a vote-by-mail system is perfect. And let's face it. No level of fraud is acceptable. But you can build in security measures that keep it very low, and I think that's what we've done successfully here in Washington.

[davew]

voter fraud never occurs according to the demon rats, but what about these 1200 convictions?

https://www.heritage.org/voterfraud

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Originally Posted by 46zilzal

https://www.npr.org/2020/05/28/86441...mail-in-voting

quote: inteview
CHANG: Some of your Republican colleagues say that mail-in voting creates more of a risk for fraud because you can't verify someone's ID in person. How would you respond to that?

WYMAN: Well, that's not been our experience here in Washington state. First and foremost, we've had voter ID at the time of registration since 2006 in our state, so we actually do have an ID check. And beyond that, we did a comparison in 2018 of voting history, and we found that about .004% of our voters did, it appears, try to vote fraudulently. They voted for someone else who had passed away, or they voted more than once. And that was 142 people out of 3.2 million ballots cast.

CHANG: Is that rate of fraud any higher if you compare it to when Washington State wasn't using a mostly mail-in system?

WYMAN: I think that they're comparable. I don't think a polling place system is perfect, and I don't think a vote-by-mail system is perfect. And let's face it. No level of fraud is acceptable. But you can build in security measures that keep it very low, and I think that's what we've done successfully here in Washington.

You're comparing apples to oranges. My post had nothing do with individual fraud but rather a voting system that lends itself, by design, to various kinds of systemic fraud.

[Postime]

1.No more early, or mail in ballots. (Ballot Harvesting gone)
2.Abolish all on line voting machines.
3.All same day voting, paper ballots (except Arm Force's)
4.Term Limits are an absolute must.

These 4 points might address a tiny part of the corruption in this country.