[Freee-dame]

In a California precinct, a new election worker witnessed people all day long being told that they had requested a mail-in ballot. Because of this, these people had to vote provisionally. If the mail-in ballot had been accepted, it would be the one that counted. Most of these people said that they had voted on Election Day in person at all previous elections and had never requested a mail-in ballot. It seemed the common denominator among them is that they had had some recent dealings with California motor vehicles.

One more form of election fraud in the USA.

[chimera]

Sounds like another reason to get rid of this mail-in voting crap, except for overseas military, diplomatic personnel, or citizens working abroad (they can verify their status via a valid copy of a visa or stamped passport). Get back to in-person voting in your precinct, valid ID, signature match. If you must vote early (business travel on election day, airline employees, long-haul truck drivers, etc.), show up at your county election headquarters, valid ID in hand, and cast your ballot in person. Make sure that person is recorded as having voted early. No duplicate ballots on election day.