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In some jurisdictions, it's possible to vote in person after voting absentee (the absentee ballot is then destroyed without being counted). Any system will hav
by organsnyder 8y ago
In some jurisdictions, it's possible to vote in person after voting absentee (the absentee ballot is then destroyed without being counted).
Any system will have trade-offs, though—since ballot access (getting time off from work, childcare, transportation) appears to be a much more pervasive problem than coercion, it seems like the sacrifice would be worth it.
- clarkevans 8y agoI believe it is that you could replace the sealed envelope that your ballot comes in. Once the envelopes are opened, they are separated from the ballots inside them.