> Those who declined were physically assaulted. Anecdotes aren't the same as data and that story certainly doesn't characterize the general practice of mail in

> Those who declined were physically assaulted. Anecdotes aren't the same as data and that story certainly doesn't characterize the general practice of mail in voting. Do you have any data on your claim that organized voter intimidation is a widespread problem? Surely something as extraordinary as that would receive major media attention. All the stories I can find are of basically white supremacy group intimidating black voters at in person voting locations.