Destroying a ballot accomplishes nothing. You can always still go vote in person at a polling center, even with all-mail voting they always keep a few open jus

Destroying a ballot accomplishes nothing. You can always still go vote in person at a polling center, even with all-mail voting they always keep a few open just in case someone loses or spoils their ballot. They'll record the vote provisionally just to make sure you're not trying to vote twice, and once it's clear no mailed-in ballot arrived it gets counted.