We’ve been using mail ballots for decades, as a voter this system is convenient and afaik hasn’t been seriously challenged.
Your suggestion for its abolition aligns with treasonous players like Vought.
In other countries everyone has an ID automatically. That is a requirement to use IDs for voting. You need a proper national ID system, not the hodgepodge of random identity documents the US uses.
If you moved to another district you should vote there.
If you want people temporarily out of their district to vote, then in district X you could have a box for district Y, put paper ballots in, and send the sealed box to Y to be counted. The important thing is that the vote is cast in person by the right voter and put immediately into the box.
horacemorace|4 months ago
fzeroracer|4 months ago
There is fundamentally no difference between a mail-in ballot and a ballot you drop at an arbitrary box somewhere.
Yizahi|4 months ago
fabian2k|4 months ago
aweiland|4 months ago
kiitos|4 months ago
how then should voters who are not physically present in their voting district cast their votes?
jcarrano|4 months ago
If you want people temporarily out of their district to vote, then in district X you could have a box for district Y, put paper ballots in, and send the sealed box to Y to be counted. The important thing is that the vote is cast in person by the right voter and put immediately into the box.