The post office often doesn't deliver or loses mail on a regular basis. Sorry, but I am a firm believer in personal voting which makes it a lot safer. Then, the possibility of corruption is also higher especially since it seems States do not go through & clear their voting roles of people who have either moved or died. So you have some people receiving more than one ballot because they've changed addresses/states and dead people voting. Na, in person voting is the best.
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You understand that in-person voting has the same problems, right? If somebody moved, but the rolls weren't changed to reflect that, they'd be able to vote in their old precinct and their new precinct.
Again, waiting for the first shred of evidedence, 65 cases later.
I don't know about the u.s but we have voting cards that we get and need to be presented along with ID so address us verified.
I guess Oregon's pretty corrupt. They've had elections by mail since 1998.
Seven other states have joined them.
Oregon is notoriously corrupt:
Notorious public corruption cases in Oregon and around the United States
Here are a few of the most prominent public corruption cases in Oregon and from around the United States
It's also very left wing, and mail in ballots are seen to benefit the left in the states primarily. Just a coincidence i'm sure
Interestingly it's believed it would benefit conservatives in Canada. Which is why the libs never brought out a similar program. It's very different here.
Normally i'd assume that was sarcasm but Considering you just ignored the facts i guess for you it's actually your position.
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Maybe take a bit of your own advice on it?
Not when your idea of a "fact" is "The JOOZ are using Blacks and Meskins to REPLACE Real Americans so they can send our kids off to their child sex slave camp on Mars. Prove me wrong!"
How long did it take to find sites that match your dogma?Mail-in voting lessons from Oregon, the state with the longest history of voting by mail
Oregon’s experience shows that mail-in voting can be safe and secure, providing accurate and reliable results the public can be confident in.
Here's how Oregon handles election security, and why voter fraud is vanishingly rare
Many viewers asked us questions about how we know our elections are secure here in Oregon. We got the answers.
Officials: Mail-in voting fraud is rare in Oregon
With the presidential election less than a month away, mail-voting is rousing debates in states where it is allowed, including Oregon.
Maybe take a bit of your own advice on it?
We have mail in voting. For ages already.
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Maybe you should.
Oregon demonstrates vote-by-mail problems
Jim Pasero and Bridget Barton write for the Washington Examiner about Oregon's recent experience with voting by mail. If the 2020 pandemic makes vote-by-mail inevitable for this November's presidential election, the nation needs to know how not to do it the Oregon way, which encourages ballot...
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"What he didn’t examine, and what Oregonians have had to deal with, is a more complicated corruption, and an insidious part of the vote-by-mail process known as ballot harvesting."
It's also been noted that not only is there this kind of ballot harvesting but there's also the 'we'll collect your ballot for you and mail it' kind where the person doesn't even know what got marked on their ballot.
SOooooo yeah. There are serious problems with it. There's tonnes of articles examining and disucssing this. But you just ignored them.
So facts don't matter to you in the slightest. Do they.
Meanwhile in the civilized world....
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Here they would not be able to. In your country probably. Which is why verification is do important. Here, if you move, when you file your taxes you indicate the change. If you receive a "card" that doesn't belong to you ie. someone else's name on it or you didn't receive it by voting day you then must provide a current utility bill that matches your ID b4 voting. Whole there's always the chance of something going wrong, I believe the way our system is run is pretty secure.
What makes it hard to cheat in a Canadian election is the poll stations are small, the ballots and count are scrutinized and voter lists that keep tabs. If the ballot count and voter list don't match there's an issue then that issue is traceable.
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