06-07-2020, 08:36 PM
Mail in ballots (in theory) only require providing basic information to prove you're who you say you are. That upends GOP efforts to require voters to have more ID than bare minimum, transportation and time; there's less likelihood for lower income earners to have all three.
Personally, I think polling centers should be open, but I've got no issue with mail in ballots. I don't think they really favor either party, as there's a healthy chunk of the population who work out of their state of residence, or tend to travel more, which favors high income voters.
In the end, it really comes down to how they're counting the votes, which has proven to be less than trustworthy in recent times.
Personally, I think polling centers should be open, but I've got no issue with mail in ballots. I don't think they really favor either party, as there's a healthy chunk of the population who work out of their state of residence, or tend to travel more, which favors high income voters.
In the end, it really comes down to how they're counting the votes, which has proven to be less than trustworthy in recent times.
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