Close To 9 of 10 Ballots in VC Elections Were Mail In Ballots

[okfine]

In Ventura County, California where I live a total of 284,013 ballots were cast countywide. Out of 505,010 registered voters, only 284,013 cast a ballot. The overall countywide voter turnout was only 56.2 percent.

A whopping 89% of those ballots were mail-in ballots while just 11% were cast at one of the county's voting centers. Seems that if there wasn't the popular "mail in" option, hardly anyone would have voted.

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CA/Ventura/115748/web.303253/#/summary

 

[Mashmont]

In Ventura County, California where I live a total of 284,013 ballots were cast countywide. Out of 505,010 registered voters, only 284,013 cast a ballot. The overall countywide voter turnout was only 56.2 percent.

A whopping 89% of those ballots were mail-in ballots while just 11% were cast at one of the county's voting centers. Seems that if there wasn't the popular "mail in" option, hardly anyone would have voted.

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CA/Ventura/115748/web.303253/#/summary

All those illegals in Ventura County? 89% mail in votes? Nothing suspect about that.

 

[okfine]

All those illegals in Ventura County? 89% mail in votes? Nothing suspect about that.

I haven't seen the breakdown on which party or non-party voted, but 56% matches the demographic of D voters. LOL

 

[candycorn]

In Ventura County, California where I live a total of 284,013 ballots were cast countywide. Out of 505,010 registered voters, only 284,013 cast a ballot. The overall countywide voter turnout was only 56.2 percent.

A whopping 89% of those ballots were mail-in ballots while just 11% were cast at one of the county's voting centers. Seems that if there wasn't the popular "mail in" option, hardly anyone would have voted.

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CA/Ventura/115748/web.303253/#/summary

Its just as secure as in person voting and is less expensive for the counties. Win/Win.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

In Ventura County, California where I live a total of 284,013 ballots were cast countywide. Out of 505,010 registered voters, only 284,013 cast a ballot. The overall countywide voter turnout was only 56.2 percent.

A whopping 89% of those ballots were mail-in ballots while just 11% were cast at one of the county's voting centers. Seems that if there wasn't the popular "mail in" option, hardly anyone would have voted.

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CA/Ventura/115748/web.303253/#/summary

That is some terrible logic. I vote by mail because I can. If I could not I would vote in person. Case in point I moved in early Oct and was outside of the window to change my voter registration mailing address and still get a mail in ballot so this past November I voted in person. In 2024 I will vote by mail again

 

[Couchpotato]

In Ventura County, California where I live a total of 284,013 ballots were cast countywide. Out of 505,010 registered voters, only 284,013 cast a ballot. The overall countywide voter turnout was only 56.2 percent.

A whopping 89% of those ballots were mail-in ballots while just 11% were cast at one of the county's voting centers. Seems that if there wasn't the popular "mail in" option, hardly anyone would have voted.

https://results.enr.clarityelections.com/CA/Ventura/115748/web.303253/#/summary

Would 11% fewer people have voted if mail in voting were the only option?

 

[Couchpotato]

Its just as secure as in person voting and is less expensive for the counties. Win/Win.

There's no way it's just as secure. It would be far easier to illegally vote via mail than in person.

 

[candycorn]

There's no way it's just as secure. It would be far easier to illegally vote via mail than in person.

Statistics are proving that argument wrong.

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

There's no way it's just as secure. It would be far easier to illegally vote via mail than in person.

Let's cut to the chase, you and others on the right oppose voting by mail because that's how Democratic voters prefer to vote, having nothing to do with security concerns.

 

[okfine]

Would 11% fewer people have voted if mail in voting were the only option?

It's the 21st century. Mail in voting is a proven and reliable way to vote.

 

[Couchpotato]

It's the 21st century. Mail in voting is a proven and reliable way to vote.

That may be but it's not "just a secure" as in person voting. My gun safe might be secure but it's not a secure as the vault at the bank is it?

 

[Couchpotato]

Let's cut to the chase, you and others on the right oppose voting by mail because that's how Democratic voters prefer to vote, having nothing to do with security concerns.

Did I say people shouldnt be able to vote via mail? Did I say it was unsecure? Did I say any of the bullshit you just accused me of? No? Oh ok then fuck off.

 

[Couchpotato]

Statistics are proving that argument wrong.

Link to statistics that show it's just as hard or harder to vote fraudulently via mail as in person. Seriously that defies common sense.

 

[candycorn]

Link to statistics that show it's just as hard or harder to vote fraudulently via mail as in person. Seriously that defies common sense.

Wrong. You made the allegation it was more fraught.

 

[Couchpotato]

Wrong. You made the allegation it was more fraught.

No I didnt. I said mail in voting isnt as secure as in person voting. Which is just logically true. If you HAD to run a voter fraud scheme would you do it via mail or in person?

 

[candycorn]

No I didnt. I said mail in voting isnt as secure as in person voting. Which is just logically true. If you HAD to run a voter fraud scheme would you do it via mail or in person?

Prove it. Tell us your stats.

 

[Couchpotato]

Prove it. Tell us your stats.

Im not claiming there are stats, you are. But it's just logically true that in person voting is more secure than by mail. The logistics of voting in person alone make it harder to vote fraudulently in any significant amount than mail in voting. I'll ask you again. If you were forced at gun point to run a voter fraud scheme would you plan to do it via mail on in person?