Unveiling the Concerns of Mail-in Voting

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. The Concerns Surrounding Mail-in Voting
   1. Horrified Republicans Beg Trump to Stop Bashing Mail-in Voting
   2. Early Lead of Democrats in Mail-in Voting
   3. The Psychological Factors at Play
      1. Cognitive Dissonance
      2. Hegelian Dialectic
3. Key Indicators of Fraud in Mail-in Voting
   1. New York Voters Receiving Military Mail-in Ballots
   2. Minnesota Being Sued Over Mail-in Ballot Ruling
   3. Issues with Ballot Envelopes in Brooklyn
4. The Broader Plan Behind Mail-in Voting
   1. The Role of Mark Elias in Pushing Mail-in Ballots
   2. Lawsuits to Remove Signature Verifications and Postmark Standards
   3. Selective Targeting of Specific States
   4. Changing State Mail-in Standards by Bureaucrats
5. The Potential Chaos and Legal Challenges
   1. Implications of Missed Deadlines
   2. The House Vote and Selection of President and Vice President
   3. Disparate Impact Lawsuits and Questions of Equity
6. The Public's Perception of Mail-in Voting
   1. Polling Data on Favorability of Mail-in Voting
   2. Impact of Knowledge on Fraudulent Practices
   3. Concerns About Ballot Delivery and Signature Verification
7. Call to Action
   1. Checking Voter Registration
   2. Considering Voting in Person
   3. Serving as an Election Worker or Poll Watcher
8. Staying United and Believing in a Fair Process
   1. The Importance of Sticking Together
   2. True the Vote's Commitment to Active Engagement
   3. The Sacredness of the Vote and its Protection
9. Conclusion

The Concerns Surrounding Mail-in Voting

Horrified Republicans Beg Trump to Stop Bashing Mail-in Voting

In preparation for today's Podcast, I came across a headline that caught my Attention. It Read, "Horrified Republicans Beg Trump to Stop Bashing Mail-In Voting as Democrats Have an Astronomical Early Lead." This article addressed the concerns raised by Republicans regarding the impact of Trump's attacks on mail-in voting. They feared that his rhetoric might discourage Republican voters from participating in the election.

The Early Lead of Democrats in Mail-in Voting

However, it is essential to understand that the issues surrounding mail-in voting go beyond this debate. Mail-in voting is just a small part of a much larger and orchestrated plan. In our 28-minute infomercial on this topic, we Delve into the broader plan behind the chaos surrounding the upcoming election.

The Psychological Factors at Play

Before we dive into the key indicators of fraud in mail-in voting, it's essential to acknowledge the psychological factors that allow us to simultaneously recognize the problems while downplaying their significance. Is it cognitive dissonance or the Hegelian dialectic at play? Whatever the case may be, we need to confront the facts without dismissing them.

Key Indicators of Fraud in Mail-in Voting

New York Voters Receiving Military Mail-in Ballots

Recent reports from New York state have highlighted a concerning issue with mail-in ballots. Voters are wrongly receiving mail-in ballots marked for military use. Approximately 520,000 ballots have been mailed, but the exact number with this printing error remains undisclosed. The absence of a single dash in the printing format has led to confusion and raised concerns among voters.

Minnesota Being Sued Over Mail-in Ballot Ruling

Another state facing legal challenges regarding mail-in voting is Minnesota. The state is being sued over a ruling that extends the acceptance of mail-in ballots beyond the usual deadline. The court ruled that ballots without postmarks will be counted, even if they arrive eight days after the election. This ruling has sparked controversy and further fueled concerns over the integrity of the process.

Issues with Ballot Envelopes in Brooklyn

In Brooklyn, over a hundred thousand voters received mail-in ballots that were placed in the wrong envelope. This mix-up resulted in the wrong name appearing on the envelope. These incidents are not isolated, as we have received numerous reports of voters receiving multiple ballots with incorrect names. These errors further contribute to the chaos and undermine the legitimacy of the election.

The Broader Plan Behind Mail-in Voting

The Role of Mark Elias in Pushing Mail-in Ballots

One key figure in the push for mail-in voting is Mark Elias, an election law attorney known for his involvement in numerous lawsuits across the country. These lawsuits aim to remove signature verifications, discard postmark standards, and legalize ballot harvesting. Elias and his team have selectively targeted states to achieve their objectives. Additionally, they have been aided by sympathetic bureaucrats who, through executive orders, have changed their states' mail-in voting standards.

Lawsuits to Remove Signature Verifications and Postmark Standards

The lawsuits filed by Elias and his team Seek to eliminate crucial safeguards in the mail-in voting process. Removing signature verifications and postmark standards opens the door to potential fraud and compromises the integrity of the election. These legal actions are strategic and part of a larger plan to disrupt the electoral process.

Selective Targeting of Specific States

The choice of states targeted for these lawsuits is not arbitrary. Elias and his team have carefully chosen states where they believe they can achieve their objectives effectively. By focusing their efforts on specific states, they can disrupt the electoral process and Create chaos that goes beyond mail-in voting.

Changing State Mail-in Standards by Bureaucrats

Bureaucrats, such as governors and secretaries of state, have played a significant role in altering state mail-in voting standards. Through executive orders and administrative changes, these officials have unilaterally modified their states' election processes. These changes, made without legislative approval, have further added to the confusion and raised concerns about the fairness of the election.

The Potential Chaos and Legal Challenges

Implications of Missed Deadlines

The timing of various deadlines and the resolution of legal challenges have significant implications for the election. States have until December 8th to finalize their election results and award their electors to the Electoral College. Failure to meet this deadline raises questions about the validity of the election process and the ability to award electors. Such delays would undoubtedly lead to legal challenges and further complicate the situation.

The House Vote and Selection of President and Vice President

If the election results are not resolved by January 20th, a different process comes into play. The House of Representatives would cast a vote to determine the next president, following different rules. Similarly, the Senate would choose the vice president. This Scenario opens up possibilities for unexpected outcomes and potential disruptions to the democratic process.

Disparate Impact Lawsuits and Questions of Equity

The issue of disparate impact, where certain groups are affected disproportionately, is emerging in discussions surrounding mail-in voting. There have been reports suggesting that African-American ballots are being rejected at a higher rate than non-minority ballots. These disparities could lead to legal challenges Based on claims of unequal treatment and impact on marginalized communities.

The Public's Perception of Mail-in Voting

Polling Data on Favorability of Mail-in Voting

Polls have shown initial favorability towards mail-in voting among a majority of respondents (54%). However, as individuals became aware of the potential issues and fraudulent practices associated with it, that favorability decreased. Knowledge of incidents such as discarded ballots, non-delivery of ballots, and lenient signature verification practices influenced respondents' perception of mail-in voting.

Impact of Knowledge on Fraudulent Practices

With information regarding the prevalence of discarded or lost mail-in ballots, respondents expressed increasing concerns about the fairness and security of the process. Learning about the potential for ballots to go undelivered or be marked as counted without proper verifications significantly affected respondents' willingness to trust mail-in voting as a reliable method.

Concerns About Ballot Delivery and Signature Verification

Of particular concern is the delivery and verification of mail-in ballots. Instances of ballots marked for military use being sent to civilians, absence of postmarks being considered valid, and envelopes containing the wrong names Raise questions about the accuracy and integrity of the process. These issues contribute to widespread doubt and a decrease in confidence in the security of mail-in voting.

Call to Action

Checking Voter Registration

To ensure that your vote counts, it is crucial to check your voter registration status. Visit your state's official Website or use resources such as truethevote.org to access registration information. Verify the accuracy and active status of your voter registration before Election Day to avoid any last-minute issues and ensure your voice is heard.

Considering Voting in Person

If possible, voting in person is often the safest and most secure method. While concerns remain about the fairness of mail-in voting, casting your vote in person eliminates potential issues related to the delivery, verification, and counting of mail-in ballots. Exercise your right to vote confidently and personally at your designated polling location.

Serving as an Election Worker or Poll Watcher

Active engagement in the electoral process goes beyond casting your vote. Consider serving as an election worker or poll watcher to ensure transparency and accountability during the voting process. By volunteering, you can contribute to maintaining a fair and secure election and play a vital role in upholding the integrity of the democratic process.

Staying United and Believing in a Fair Process

The Importance of Sticking Together

In these challenging times, it is crucial for the American people to unite and stay informed. We must resist letting division and mistrust take hold. Remember, despite the difficulties we face, our country is worth fighting for. By sticking together and supporting each other, we can overcome these obstacles and emerge stronger.

True the Vote's Commitment to Active Engagement

True the Vote is dedicated to active engagement and ensuring a free, fair, safe, and secure election process. We will Continue to provide daily live streams, operate hotlines for voter assistance, and offer various ways to Interact with us. Our commitment is to empower every citizen to have their voice heard and their vote counted.

The Sacredness of the Vote and its Protection

We must recognize the sacredness of the vote and its significance in shaping the future of our nation. By protecting the integrity of our elections, we safeguard the principles upon which our democracy is built. Let us remain vigilant and work together, with unwavering belief in the fair process and the power of our collective voice.

Conclusion

As we navigate the uncertainties surrounding the upcoming election, it is vital to confront the realities and complexities of mail-in voting. The concerns raised are not baseless; they are rooted in significant incidents and potential for fraud. However, by taking action, staying informed, and participating in the process, we can uphold the principles of democracy and safeguard the reliability of our electoral system.