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It's true that the one who counts the votes matters and this doesn't change with mail voting / in-person voting The one advantage of physical voting I can thin
by tryauuum 4y ago
It's true that the one who counts the votes matters and this doesn't change with mail voting / in-person voting
The one advantage of physical voting I can think of is the ability to just be close to voting station on voting day, counting people who go in there, asking people (who are willing to share) for whom did they vote. This allows to independently check if fraud exists.
- gcanyon 4y agoExit polls are notoriously inaccurate. Given the level of fraud thus far demonstrated (minimal) there is zero likelihood of "checking" by exit polls.