I don't know what you are trying to say. With mail-in ballots (or as some here call them absentee ballots) the Post Office still delivers it to the voter.
Whether the voter uses a drop box or a post office receptical to return it dosn't matter as the Post Office doesn't do anything to "sort of verify" who mailed it.
There is the exact same verification between a drop box and a postal box, the package mailed doesn't get any.
The verification comes from processing the security envelope on the inside by multiple means. Such as:
- Each ballot is Bar/QR coded to a specific voter, someone "forging ballots would have to know this exact code".
- With computer tracking systems they know exactly how many ballots were printed, people just showing up with bunches of fraudulent ballots can't happen like 50 years ago.
- Because of these tracking systems, they even prevent someone ordering a mail-in ballot and then voting in person (i.e. voting twice).
- Then you have signature verification,
- Then you have many states adding another step in verification which means providing the drivers license, state ID, or social security number.
Someone (a) matching the Bar/QR code, (b) intercepting the ballot mailed to a certain individual, (c) matching the signature, and (d) having the ID number all for one voter is near impossible. Do do it on a national scale to create millions of votes for one candidate over another? Ain't happen'n.
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