Sure, but you need to sign your ballots, and if someone's forcing you to sign your ballot or forging your signature, it's a crime. There's far less social pres

Sure, but you need to sign your ballots, and if someone's forcing you to sign your ballot or forging your signature, it's a crime. There's far less social pressure when you can fill out your ballot whenever and wherever than needing to line up somewhere and deal with the social pressure of voting "properly." No method is perfect, but I think the issues with mail-in ballots are nowhere near as bad as the problems voting booths present.