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Ok, doesn't change the fact that not adopting vote by mail as a primary method is not voter suppression. I'm not concerned with intent in this case. It also doe
by choko 6y ago
Ok, doesn't change the fact that not adopting vote by mail as a primary method is not voter suppression. I'm not concerned with intent in this case. It also doesn't change that vote by mail has a larger attack surface than in-person voting and is therefore less secure. If voting accessibility is a problem, expand early in-person voting. Given the current climate, I don't trust that either side will not try to unduly influence the election using any means they think that they can get away with.