> Hardly anyone does it I suspect there is a lot of it but it’s probably not coordinated enough to swing an election. > because the reward is small and the pe

> Hardly anyone does it I suspect there is a lot of it but it’s probably not coordinated enough to swing an election. > because the reward is small and the penalty is huge. I’d argue the reward is major and the chance of getting caught and prosecuted is almost nil. For example voting illegally for dems could get amnesty on the table. And the threat of penalty? Well my local liquor store got robbed for about $600 cash last month. The guy who did it is multiple orders of magnitude more likely to get caught than an illegal voter. Yet the jail time didn’t stop him.