The end of the secret ballot

[SugarDaddy1]

That is, by law, the United States recognizes that a secret ballot is necessary for a free election because people may not express in public what they would in the privacy of the voting booth.

The 2020 presidential election involved the sudden adoption of vote-by-mail across much of the country. Voting by mail requires that a name be attached to the envelope around a ballot (or a second envelope around that one). It is partially secret.

In early voting in 2020, nearly two-thirds of all ballots cast were cast by mail — and they favored Democrats. Historians will marvel that Americans adopted a new voting method in the midst of an election that so clearly favored one party.

But whatever its impact, vote-by-mail has killed the secret ballot. Partisan hacks run the vote again.

Source

 

[LLCox]

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[oneweekonly]

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[AlexBailey]

SugarDaddy1's favorite source:


Media bias fact check Breitbart

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/breitbart/

"Overall, we rate Breitbart Questionable based on extreme right-wing bias, the publication of conspiracy theories and propaganda as well as numerous false claims."


(LMAO)

 

[MissMandy86]

But if voter privacy is so important to you ... then you can still vote in person... right ?
So .. what you claim is bullshit

 

[phrodeau]

Make two ballot requests. Receive two ballots. Mark one for one candidate, and the other for the opponent. Seal and sign both. Toss them in the air and spin around. Pick one up and throw it in the fire. Put the other one in the mail.

Now it’s secret.