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If someone can stand in line for the cashier at Home Depot and Whole Foods, they can also do so at the voting booth. Mail-in voting has no tracking of the vote
by asabjorn 6y ago
If someone can stand in line for the cashier at Home Depot and Whole Foods, they can also do so at the voting booth.
Mail-in voting has no tracking of the voter receiving the ballot and if a filled out ballot is counted. It also has no verification of who votes and no protection to make the vote anonymous.
- psadauskas 6y agoYeah, none of that is true. There was a recent article about how it works in Colorado: https://www.denverpost.com/2020/08/16/colorado-denver-mail-voting-usps-2020-election/ https://www.denverpost.com/2020/08/16/colorado-denver-mail-v...
- asabjorn 6y agoI am talking about the "last-mile" problem of securing that the mail carrier getting the ballot into the voters hands and securing that the ballot gets from the mail box to the counting location. At a physical voting location you know 100% a person gets a ballot and you track the ballot from it's put into the voting box. As far as I can tell this process deals with neither of these problems.