> How is this issue currently dealt with in places that allow mail in ballots? Good question. The best answer I have been able to come up with is that those pl

> How is this issue currently dealt with in places that allow mail in ballots? Good question. The best answer I have been able to come up with is that those places are simply hoping that mail in ballots are too rare to make them a target. Increasing popularity relative to in person voting could challenge that, but with today's abundance of handheld cameras, in person voting stops being much safer.