How are mail in ballots authenticated?
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The authenticate it the same way they authenticate EVERY absentee ballot... Once the ballots are removed from the envelopes, they are ALL anonymous...I have no issue with it as long as they have a reliable way to authenticate the ballot with the voter. I think if you want your vote to be anyomous you should have to show up in person.
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How are mail in ballots authenticated?
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I have no issue with it as long as they have a reliable way to authenticate the ballot with the voter. I think if you want your vote to be anyomous you should have to show up in person.
They compare the signature on the ballot to the voting record -- just like when someone votes in-person.How do they know that the ballot came from the person that it says its from is what im wondering?
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How are mail in ballots authenticated?
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No matter what Trump says, there could be over one million mail in ballots disqualified.AP FACT CHECK: Trump'''s big distortions on mail-in voting
President Donald Trump on Thursday continued his monthslong campaign against mail-in voting this November by tweeting critically about the practice, building on complaints he has made all week. The president has recently been trying to distinguish between states that automatically send mail ballots to all registered voters and those that make voters request a mail ballot, but even there he’s badly distorted the practice.
A look at his statements and the facts:
TRUMP: “The big Unsolicited Ballot States should give it up NOW, before it is too late, and ask people to go to the Polling Booths and, like always before, VOTE. Otherwise, MAYHEM!!! Solicited Ballots (absentee) are OK.” — tweet Thursday.
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In-person voting will be way down due to the coronavirus, so Trump is afraid that mail-in votes will make him lose the election.
No matter what Trump says, there could be over one million mail in ballots disqualified.
Yes. In 2016, over 300,000 mail in ballots were disqualified. If three times more people vote by mail this election, that could easily be more than one million mail in ballots being disqualified. I thought you guys were the party that wanted everyone's votes to count?Does this number differ substantially from the number disqualified in prior elections?
Yes. In 2016, over 300,000 mail in ballots were disqualified. If three times more people vote by mail this election, that could easily be more than one million mail in ballots being disqualified. I thought you guys were the party that wanted everyone's votes to count?
But that isn't happening. This election will have over one million mail in ballots being disqualified. So, Trump is right. There are too many problems with mail in voting.Every VALID vote should count... I am entirely in favor of states creating methods to allow voters to correct deficiencies in order for their ballots to count.
Are they counting invalid ballots?But that isn't happening. This election will have over one million mail in ballots being disqualified. So, Trump is right. There are too many problems with mail in voting.
Illinois has had mail-in ballots since 1775. Trump has made mail-in ballots an issue because he is losing and hopes to suppress the vote, make it harder for people to vote, and sew doubt among his supporters about the expected outcome. Trump himself has used mail-in ballots his entire life, and his campaign is sending postcards to Republican voters encouraging mail-in voting.I have no issue with it as long as they have a reliable way to authenticate the ballot with the voter. I think if you want your vote to be anyomous you should have to show up in person.
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No. That is just disqualified ballots due to signature and other issues.Are they counting invalid ballots?
No. That is just disqualified ballots due to signature and other issues.
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