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Salviati

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7. A number of benifits

Thu Nov 5, 2020, 08:38 PM

Nov 2020

1) no lines
2) no issue with cutting the numbers of/moving polling locations
3) no having to take special time out of your day to vote, you can vote on your schedule
4) You can take all the time you want to research obscure races and issues up for vote
5) no voter intimidation by "observers"
6) if the state is all vote by mail, turnout is likely to increase, since ballots are mailed to every registered voter. WA is going to hit about 85% turnout this year.

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Is mail-in voting less likely to be hacked? [View all] milestogo Nov 2020 OP

Paper trail oregonjen Nov 2020 #1

Them's the two important words Blue Owl Nov 2020 #11

I don't think it's a coincidence that Virginia became solidly Blue phylny Nov 2020 #14

compared to electronic voting machines its way safer. drray23 Nov 2020 #2

So Trump just uberpissed that his minions couldn't figure a way to fuck with the mail-in ballots milestogo Nov 2020 #4

Nope Spider Jerusalem Nov 2020 #3

That's why we need drop boxes crimycarny Nov 2020 #10

The DeJoy factor must be removed Blue Owl Nov 2020 #12

It's not, so it's way down. We have to deal with the reality we're in, not the one we'd like (n/t) Spider Jerusalem Nov 2020 #13

Other than not being delivered... qdouble Nov 2020 #5

PA Mail-ins matched polling #s! SheltieLover Nov 2020 #6

A number of benifits Salviati Nov 2020 #7

Votes aren't being hacked... brooklynite Nov 2020 #8

I don't think the scanners of any written ballots are connected to the internet, so hacking the Karadeniz Nov 2020 #9