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Absolutely, which is why I oppose mail in ballots. They don't have that property!

• alistairSH 1y ago
  Not sure what you mean - every implementation of mail-in ballots I've seen has a doubly sealed pair of envelopes. It's no less secret than pushing a button in a booth. The ballot is physically checked (but not counted) upon receipt and an email/text/etc is sent to confirm delivery with no issues.
  • baggy_trough 1y ago
    I'm talking about the "abusive spouse" attack, which can take many forms. So the time between receiving the ballot and mailing it back is when privacy is easily violated.
    • ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
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      • baggy_trough 1y ago
        I think you are trampling curiosity right now.
        • ThrowMeAway1618 1y ago
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