> And in some states, like Florida, if you vote by mail it is 10x less likely to be counted The headline of that article is "If you vote by mail in Florida, it

> And in some states, like Florida, if you vote by mail it is 10x less likely to be counted The headline of that article is "If you vote by mail in Florida, it’s 10 times more likely that ballot won’t count". That's not equivalent to what you said. If there's a 99% chance your vote will count and 1% chance it won't, a 10 times more likely to not count changes that to a 90% will count/10% won't count chance. Using your wording, it would change it to a 9% will count/91% won't count chance. Those are vastly different things.