[Psalm 73]

I would get an Absentee Ballot when I would be away on business:
I went to the Registrars office, got my ballot and they crossed my name off of the voter list - then my name gets crossed off the list at the voting booth.
They know I am a registered voter and that I only vote once on one ballot.

"Mail in Voting":
Actual ballots get mass-mailed to every possible voter at every address - not knowing if they are a valid voter, if they even live there, or if they're even alive.
ANYONE can get ahold of that ballot, fill it out and mail it in. ANYONE.

[thesearethetimes...]

Thank you for such a concise, clear answer! I saw a post from someone on Twitter, who said that is how Either Oregon or Washington State lost Their representation 😶 Dear Lord, please hear our prayers. Tatt

[Presbyterian Reporter]

“”””Mail in Voting”:
Actual ballots get mass-mailed to every possible voter at every address - not knowing if they are a valid voter, if they even live there, or if they’re even alive.
ANYONE can get ahold of that ballot, fill it out and mail it in. ANYONE.”””

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I would add additional step in the process.

1. ANYONE on the voter registration rolls would be sent a ballot

2. ANYONE who lived at the address where the ballot was sent could get a hold of the ballot

3. ANYONE could fill it out

4. ANYONE could sign the outside of the envelope that the ballot is mailed back. (ANYONE, Knowing that if millions of ballots are mailed back, the election supervisors will not be able to check any of the signatures on file).

I have voted absentee many times in two different states and both states require that I signed the outside of the envelope used to mail the ballot back to the election supervisor.

Point #4 is critical. The Democrats know that the election supervisors will not have the time to compare signatures if millions of ballots are mass mailed to every registered voter.