Vote-by-mail experiment reveals potential problems within postal voting system ahead of November election

[Dr. Evil]

Vote-by-mail experiment reveals potential problems within postal voting system ahead of November election

"You are setting up the voters with false expectations, and you're setting them up to fail," former Arizona election official Tammy Patrick said.

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Say it isn't so! Now you know why the scamdemic panic mainly by the Democrats. They don't feel they can win a regular election so they need to say it must be a mail in vote in order to protect the public from the scary virus. Seriously, what more do some of you need to see?

 

[Shadow2]

No worries the 3% of votes that don't arrive will be made up by the 5% of illegals sending in their ballots.

 

[Acer-m14]

and this will will not overwhelm USPS hummm

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The Postal Service — then the Post Office Department — began receiving letters to Santa Claus more than 100 years ago. In 1912 Postmaster General Frank Hitchcock authorized local Postmasters to allow postal employees and citizens to respond to the letters — a program that eventually became known as Operation Santa.

In the 1940s, mail volume for Santa increased so much that the Postal Service invited charitable organizations and corporations to participate by providing written responses and small gifts.

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[Cooolone]

Barely half of eligible voters have voted in Presidential elections in recent times (to the 70's)... So any... And I mean "ANY" anomalies regarding voter participation will immediately raise red flags, by mail, by foot, doesn't matter! Period!

 

[Target]

Heard on the news tha California will accept and count ballots that arrive up to 17(?) days after the election. What could possibly go wrong??

Not sure if it was local, state or national elections.