Trump says absentee ballots and mail-in ballots are different (Politifact says that's FALSE)

[kyzr]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Florida is not in your lists. Can you tell me about Florida?

FL is a "no excuse" state, so just request a mail-in ballot and its sent.

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

 

[colfax_m]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

 

[colfax_m]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

 

[colfax_m]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

 

[Desperado]

Trump is correct.
An absentee ballot has to be requested by the voter
A vote by mail ballot is sent to all registered voters

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

.

 

[colfax_m]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

.

Let’s go to the actual bill:
(j) Consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 2226 of the Elections Code, and with the longstanding interpretation by state and local elections officials of Sections 4000 to 4108, inclusive, of the Elections Code governing the conduct of all-mailed ballot elections and of Section 3005 of the Elections Code governing mailed ballot precincts, nothing in this act is intended, and shall not be construed, to mean that a voter with an inactive voter registration status shall receive a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election.

Bill Text - AB-860 Elections: vote by mail ballots.

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

 

[debbiedowner]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

From the past about .017. There has been more fraud for in person voting over the past few years.

 

[debbiedowner]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Florida is not in your lists. Can you tell me about Florida?

FL is a "no excuse" state, so just request a mail-in ballot and its sent.

Yep, that's all we have to do and mail in and absentee is the exact same thing, nothing different.

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

.

Let’s go to the actual bill:
(j) Consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 2226 of the Elections Code, and with the longstanding interpretation by state and local elections officials of Sections 4000 to 4108, inclusive, of the Elections Code governing the conduct of all-mailed ballot elections and of Section 3005 of the Elections Code governing mailed ballot precincts, nothing in this act is intended, and shall not be construed, to mean that a voter with an inactive voter registration status shall receive a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election.

Bill Text - AB-860 Elections: vote by mail ballots.

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

Holes, so many holes. From your link:

This bill would require county elections officials to mail a ballot to every registered voter for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election
<<snip>>
Existing law requires the Secretary of State to establish, by January 1, 2020, a system that a county elections official may use to allow a voter to track the voter’s vote by mail ballot through the mail system and processing by the county elections official. County elections officials are not required to use the system, however.
<<snip>>
(d) Notwithstanding subdivisions (a) and (b), for the statewide general election to be held on November 3, 2020, any vote by mail ballot cast under this division shall be timely cast if it is received by the voter’s elections official via the United States Postal Service or a bona fide private mail delivery company by the 17th day after election day and either of the following is satisfied:

17 days for ballot harvesting, like I said, what could possibly go wrong?

.

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

From the past about .017. There has been more fraud for in person voting over the past few years.

Of course you have a link to provide context, right?

.

 

[colfax_m]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

.

Let’s go to the actual bill:
(j) Consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 2226 of the Elections Code, and with the longstanding interpretation by state and local elections officials of Sections 4000 to 4108, inclusive, of the Elections Code governing the conduct of all-mailed ballot elections and of Section 3005 of the Elections Code governing mailed ballot precincts, nothing in this act is intended, and shall not be construed, to mean that a voter with an inactive voter registration status shall receive a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election.

Bill Text - AB-860 Elections: vote by mail ballots.

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

Holes, so many holes. From your link:

This bill would require county elections officials to mail a ballot to every registered voter for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election
<<snip>>
Existing law requires the Secretary of State to establish, by January 1, 2020, a system that a county elections official may use to allow a voter to track the voter’s vote by mail ballot through the mail system and processing by the county elections official. County elections officials are not required to use the system, however.
<<snip>>
(d) Notwithstanding subdivisions (a) and (b), for the statewide general election to be held on November 3, 2020, any vote by mail ballot cast under this division shall be timely cast if it is received by the voter’s elections official via the United States Postal Service or a bona fide private mail delivery company by the 17th day after election day and either of the following is satisfied:

17 days for ballot harvesting, like I said, what could possibly go wrong?

.

You forgot to list the conditions in which a ballot would be allowed to be counted 17 days after Election Day.

Ballot harvesting isn’t one.

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

.

Let’s go to the actual bill:
(j) Consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 2226 of the Elections Code, and with the longstanding interpretation by state and local elections officials of Sections 4000 to 4108, inclusive, of the Elections Code governing the conduct of all-mailed ballot elections and of Section 3005 of the Elections Code governing mailed ballot precincts, nothing in this act is intended, and shall not be construed, to mean that a voter with an inactive voter registration status shall receive a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election.

Bill Text - AB-860 Elections: vote by mail ballots.

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

Holes, so many holes. From your link:

This bill would require county elections officials to mail a ballot to every registered voter for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election
<<snip>>
Existing law requires the Secretary of State to establish, by January 1, 2020, a system that a county elections official may use to allow a voter to track the voter’s vote by mail ballot through the mail system and processing by the county elections official. County elections officials are not required to use the system, however.
<<snip>>
(d) Notwithstanding subdivisions (a) and (b), for the statewide general election to be held on November 3, 2020, any vote by mail ballot cast under this division shall be timely cast if it is received by the voter’s elections official via the United States Postal Service or a bona fide private mail delivery company by the 17th day after election day and either of the following is satisfied:

17 days for ballot harvesting, like I said, what could possibly go wrong?

.

You forgot to list the conditions in which a ballot would be allowed to be counted 17 days after Election Day.

Ballot harvesting isn’t one.

Yeah, care to guess how man ballots will magically appear in various post offices across the State on day 15? Especially in areas where there are close elections for congress.

.

 

[lantern2814]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

Trump draws false distinction between absentee, mail voting

As many states prepare for increased mail voting due to the coronavirus pandemic, President Donald Trump has repeatedly

www.politifact.com

No it's not all the same shit. An absentee ballot has to be requested by the voter and are sent to a VERIFIED ADDRESS. Many States are mailing ballots to all registered voters, to their LAST KNOWN ADDRESS, many of which have moved since the last election. Then you have places like LA CA that have 112% of voting aged citizens registered to vote. Where are those ballots for non-existent voters going and will they be cast? There's just too large of an opportunity for fraud in situations like in LA for there to be any confidence in the election results. But hey, you commies think the ends justify the means, RIGHT? The integrity of the vote is no concern of yours.

.

Add in this fact the media won’t tell anybody. The New York Dim primary was almost 2 months ago. They STILL can not declare a winner because they can’t count the ballots, have to check every one to make sure they were mailed/received on time, the compounded their stupidity by sending pre paid return envelopes that don’t always get a postmark. Estimates are almost half a million ballots either not yet counted or thrown out. And they want to do this for a national election? Trump would guaranteed be in until 2024 because it would take at least that long to get ballots even remotely close to being counted.

 

[colfax_m]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

.

Let’s go to the actual bill:
(j) Consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 2226 of the Elections Code, and with the longstanding interpretation by state and local elections officials of Sections 4000 to 4108, inclusive, of the Elections Code governing the conduct of all-mailed ballot elections and of Section 3005 of the Elections Code governing mailed ballot precincts, nothing in this act is intended, and shall not be construed, to mean that a voter with an inactive voter registration status shall receive a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election.

Bill Text - AB-860 Elections: vote by mail ballots.

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

Holes, so many holes. From your link:

This bill would require county elections officials to mail a ballot to every registered voter for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election
<<snip>>
Existing law requires the Secretary of State to establish, by January 1, 2020, a system that a county elections official may use to allow a voter to track the voter’s vote by mail ballot through the mail system and processing by the county elections official. County elections officials are not required to use the system, however.
<<snip>>
(d) Notwithstanding subdivisions (a) and (b), for the statewide general election to be held on November 3, 2020, any vote by mail ballot cast under this division shall be timely cast if it is received by the voter’s elections official via the United States Postal Service or a bona fide private mail delivery company by the 17th day after election day and either of the following is satisfied:

17 days for ballot harvesting, like I said, what could possibly go wrong?

.

You forgot to list the conditions in which a ballot would be allowed to be counted 17 days after Election Day.

Ballot harvesting isn’t one.

Yeah, care to guess how man ballots will magically appear in various post offices across the State on day 15? Especially in areas where there are close elections for congress.

.

Without a postmark?

 

[OKTexas]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

.

Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

.

Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

.

Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

.

Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

.

A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

.

Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

..

That makes two of us.

LOL

.

Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

.

From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

.

Let’s go to the actual bill:
(j) Consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 2226 of the Elections Code, and with the longstanding interpretation by state and local elections officials of Sections 4000 to 4108, inclusive, of the Elections Code governing the conduct of all-mailed ballot elections and of Section 3005 of the Elections Code governing mailed ballot precincts, nothing in this act is intended, and shall not be construed, to mean that a voter with an inactive voter registration status shall receive a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election.

Bill Text - AB-860 Elections: vote by mail ballots.

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

Holes, so many holes. From your link:

This bill would require county elections officials to mail a ballot to every registered voter for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election
<<snip>>
Existing law requires the Secretary of State to establish, by January 1, 2020, a system that a county elections official may use to allow a voter to track the voter’s vote by mail ballot through the mail system and processing by the county elections official. County elections officials are not required to use the system, however.
<<snip>>
(d) Notwithstanding subdivisions (a) and (b), for the statewide general election to be held on November 3, 2020, any vote by mail ballot cast under this division shall be timely cast if it is received by the voter’s elections official via the United States Postal Service or a bona fide private mail delivery company by the 17th day after election day and either of the following is satisfied:

17 days for ballot harvesting, like I said, what could possibly go wrong?

.

You forgot to list the conditions in which a ballot would be allowed to be counted 17 days after Election Day.

Ballot harvesting isn’t one.

Yeah, care to guess how man ballots will magically appear in various post offices across the State on day 15? Especially in areas where there are close elections for congress.

.

Without a postmark?

Only envelopes with stamps get postmarks, postage paid don't.

.

 

[colfax_m]

In Florida, for instance, where Trump is registered to vote, the term "absentee" isn't even in the law. They're all call vote-at-home" and everyone can vote by mail even if they live in a different state.
Trump lied about the reason for him voting by mail being that he's in DC. The reason is because everyone in Florida can vote by mail if they wish.

Trump also lied about "absentee" ballots being processed differently and more safely than "mail" ballots.
It's all the same shit.

In 2016, for instance, the Florida Legislature unanimously voted to change the phrase "absentee" to "vote-by-mail," in order to ease confusion among voters who mistakenly believed that they had to be away from home to request a ballot by mail. Some election advocates now use the term "vote at home," because ballots in some states can be dropped off in person at designated lockboxes rather than mailed.

So when Trump says he’s an absentee voter in Florida because he’s "at the White House," that’s not accurate. It doesn’t matter where he is; Trump, like any other registered Florida voter, can cast a ballot without going to an in-person site.

.

Politifact slipped in the magic word "requested" to do a false comparison. There are (3) types of mail-in ballots:
1. No request needed, the state send out ballots to all registered voters
CO, HI, OR, UT WA
2. Voters request ballots but no excuse for absentee voting is needed:
(the other 28 states)
3. Voters request mail-in ballots AND an excuse IS NEEDED:
AL, AR, CT, DE, IN, KY, LA, MA, MI, MO, NH, NY, RI, SC, TN, TX, WV

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

Mail in ballots require requests in most states, which is contrary to what he claimed, otherwise known as a lie. Why would he all of a sudden have a problem with the remaining 5 states who have been doing mail voting for years?

The fact is, many States are scrapping the request requirement using Covid as an excuse. If you can safely stand in line at the grocery store, you can stand in line at the polls.

.

Which states are scrapping the request requirement?

CA is sending ballots to all registered voters, GA is sending ballot requests to all registered voters and the list goes on. Here's a link that describes procedures in each State. The commies in TX sued to get ballots sent to all registered voters and lost in court, absentee ballots will have to be requested.

Here’s where your state stands on mail-in voting

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to grip the country, more states have embraced mail-in voting as a way to prevent large crowds from gathering at polling places. The Centers for Disease C…

thehill.com

.

Fantastic article, thank you.

California is legit.
Sending applications is miles different than sending ballots because you still have to apply to get the ballot.
The lawsuit in Texas wasn’t about sending ballots, it was whether the “illness or disability” restriction to vote absentee applied to people not wanting to get COVID. The court’s reply was “not exactly by maybe, we will let you decide” oh and if you decide wrong you may go to jail.

So what's to stop people who just moved into a house from completing applications for the former resident?

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Didn’t the former tenants change their registration? They still need signature matches. Doesn’t seem like a crime the average Joe is going to commit just because they get someone else’s application. That’s a lot of jail time for very little benefit.

Do you really think clerks processing 10s of thousands of requests will be checking signatures that close? And folks are prosecuted virtually every election, mailing ballot applications to everyone, just presents the opportunity, some won't pass it up. The question is, how many will get away with it long enough for the fraudulent vote to be counted?

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Why not? They already do when I vote in person and that’s a much bigger influx of people.

Don't know what State you're in, but when I vote in TX, the only thing they check is my ID, I sign, but they don't even look at it. But your trying to draw a false equivalency between hundreds of poll workers checking vs. a few clerks in an office is duly noted.

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Who said they have just a few clears in an office?

I do, have you ever been to your local registrars office?

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Yes but not while they’re opening mail in ballots.

How many clerks were there?

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A few, but again, it wasn’t during an election.

Oh, ok, so you think experienced people magically appear during an election?

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Experienced people? I assume they can get volunteers just like at polling places.

Yeah, you know what happens when you "assume"

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That makes two of us.

LOL

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Fact is neither of us really know the precise process. A place like Texas has limited absentee so it’ll be totally different than a place like Florida. I searched, but found no definitive information.

I do know some States are still trying to make changes 3 months from the election ala CA. Like I said earlier, LA county has 112% of eligible voters registered. And they made ballot harvesting legal. What could possibly go wrong at all levels, but specifically at the congressional level.

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From what I’ve read, California is only sending ballots to active voters. Not all registered voters are getting ballots.

It’s not like Trump has a snowball’s chance in hell in California anyway.

From the link I provided earlier:

California: California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) announced in May that the state would be sending mail-in ballots to every registered voter in the state, a decision that’s been challenged by the state’s Republican Party.

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Let’s go to the actual bill:
(j) Consistent with paragraph (2) of subdivision (a) of Section 2226 of the Elections Code, and with the longstanding interpretation by state and local elections officials of Sections 4000 to 4108, inclusive, of the Elections Code governing the conduct of all-mailed ballot elections and of Section 3005 of the Elections Code governing mailed ballot precincts, nothing in this act is intended, and shall not be construed, to mean that a voter with an inactive voter registration status shall receive a vote by mail ballot for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election.

Bill Text - AB-860 Elections: vote by mail ballots.

leginfo.legislature.ca.gov

Holes, so many holes. From your link:

This bill would require county elections officials to mail a ballot to every registered voter for the November 3, 2020, statewide general election
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Existing law requires the Secretary of State to establish, by January 1, 2020, a system that a county elections official may use to allow a voter to track the voter’s vote by mail ballot through the mail system and processing by the county elections official. County elections officials are not required to use the system, however.
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(d) Notwithstanding subdivisions (a) and (b), for the statewide general election to be held on November 3, 2020, any vote by mail ballot cast under this division shall be timely cast if it is received by the voter’s elections official via the United States Postal Service or a bona fide private mail delivery company by the 17th day after election day and either of the following is satisfied:

17 days for ballot harvesting, like I said, what could possibly go wrong?

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You forgot to list the conditions in which a ballot would be allowed to be counted 17 days after Election Day.

Ballot harvesting isn’t one.

Yeah, care to guess how man ballots will magically appear in various post offices across the State on day 15? Especially in areas where there are close elections for congress.

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Without a postmark?

Only envelopes with stamps get postmarks, postage paid don't.

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That’s not true. Ballots all should get postmarked when they’re received. There’s been some isolated episodes of them not getting postmarked which is a concern of the electoral commission.