Many nations use mail in ballots!

Jarod

Jarod

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Countries that widely allow mail-in ballots:


  • Germany – Postal voting is common and widely trusted. Voters can request a mail ballot without giving a reason.
  • Switzerland – Most elections are conducted primarily by mail; ballots are sent to all voters automatically.
  • Australia – Offers “postal voting” mainly for people who can’t vote in person (traveling, disabled, overseas, etc.).
  • Canada – Has mail-in ballots, especially for those living outside their riding or abroad.
  • United Kingdom – Voters can apply for a postal ballot without giving a reason.
  • France – Does not generally allow mail voting within the country (abolished in the 1970s due to fraud concerns), but French citizens abroad can vote by mail.
  • Japan – Limited mail voting, mainly for elderly or disabled voters who cannot go to polling stations.
 
Jarod said:
Countries that widely allow mail-in ballots:


  • Germany – Postal voting is common and widely trusted. Voters can request a mail ballot without giving a reason.
  • Switzerland – Most elections are conducted primarily by mail; ballots are sent to all voters automatically.
  • Australia – Offers “postal voting” mainly for people who can’t vote in person (traveling, disabled, overseas, etc.).
  • Canada – Has mail-in ballots, especially for those living outside their riding or abroad.
  • United Kingdom – Voters can apply for a postal ballot without giving a reason.
  • France – Does not generally allow mail voting within the country (abolished in the 1970s due to fraud concerns), but French citizens abroad can vote by mail.
  • Japan – Limited mail voting, mainly for elderly or disabled voters who cannot go to polling stations.
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I'm not surprised that Vlad Putin lied his ass off.
 
Jarod said:
Countries that widely allow mail-in ballots:


  • Germany – Postal voting is common and widely trusted. Voters can request a mail ballot without giving a reason.
  • Switzerland – Most elections are conducted primarily by mail; ballots are sent to all voters automatically.
  • Australia – Offers “postal voting” mainly for people who can’t vote in person (traveling, disabled, overseas, etc.).
  • Canada – Has mail-in ballots, especially for those living outside their riding or abroad.
  • United Kingdom – Voters can apply for a postal ballot without giving a reason.
  • France – Does not generally allow mail voting within the country (abolished in the 1970s due to fraud concerns), but French citizens abroad can vote by mail.
  • Japan – Limited mail voting, mainly for elderly or disabled voters who cannot go to polling stations.
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They verify the ballots before adding them to the total ballot count, unlike the overnight ballot count of the 2020 Fraudocrats.
 
Jarod said:
Countries that widely allow mail-in ballots:


  • Germany – Postal voting is common and widely trusted. Voters can request a mail ballot without giving a reason.
  • Switzerland – Most elections are conducted primarily by mail; ballots are sent to all voters automatically.
  • Australia – Offers “postal voting” mainly for people who can’t vote in person (traveling, disabled, overseas, etc.).
  • Canada – Has mail-in ballots, especially for those living outside their riding or abroad.
  • United Kingdom – Voters can apply for a postal ballot without giving a reason.
  • France – Does not generally allow mail voting within the country (abolished in the 1970s due to fraud concerns), but French citizens abroad can vote by mail.
  • Japan – Limited mail voting, mainly for elderly or disabled voters who cannot go to polling stations.
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Phannie, you planning your move?
 
Jarod said:
Countries that widely allow mail-in ballots:


  • Germany – Postal voting is common and widely trusted. Voters can request a mail ballot without giving a reason.
  • Switzerland – Most elections are conducted primarily by mail; ballots are sent to all voters automatically.
  • Australia – Offers “postal voting” mainly for people who can’t vote in person (traveling, disabled, overseas, etc.).
  • Canada – Has mail-in ballots, especially for those living outside their riding or abroad.
  • United Kingdom – Voters can apply for a postal ballot without giving a reason.
  • France – Does not generally allow mail voting within the country (abolished in the 1970s due to fraud concerns), but French citizens abroad can vote by mail.
  • Japan – Limited mail voting, mainly for elderly or disabled voters who cannot go to polling stations.
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DonOld lies, again.
 
Jarod said:
Countries that widely allow mail-in ballots:


  • Germany – Postal voting is common and widely trusted. Voters can request a mail ballot without giving a reason.
  • Switzerland – Most elections are conducted primarily by mail; ballots are sent to all voters automatically.
  • Australia – Offers “postal voting” mainly for people who can’t vote in person (traveling, disabled, overseas, etc.).
  • Canada – Has mail-in ballots, especially for those living outside their riding or abroad.
  • United Kingdom – Voters can apply for a postal ballot without giving a reason.
  • France – Does not generally allow mail voting within the country (abolished in the 1970s due to fraud concerns), but French citizens abroad can vote by mail.
  • Japan – Limited mail voting, mainly for elderly or disabled voters who cannot go to polling stations.
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Mail in voting where the voter is disabled and requests a ballot being sent to them isn't a problem. Mass sending out ballots to everyone when they don't request them is a HUGE problem.
 
FastLane said:
They were talking about the mass mailing out of u requested ballots.
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The 2020 election was thoroughly investigated over and over and over and over and there was no massive fraud

Why would I have to request a ballot? Under state law I am a registered voter and am entitled to have the state mail me a ballot. It's been that way without any problems long before Trump lost the 2020 election
 
Jarod said:
Countries that widely allow mail-in ballots:


  • Germany – Postal voting is common and widely trusted. Voters can request a mail ballot without giving a reason.
  • Switzerland – Most elections are conducted primarily by mail; ballots are sent to all voters automatically.
  • Australia – Offers “postal voting” mainly for people who can’t vote in person (traveling, disabled, overseas, etc.).
  • Canada – Has mail-in ballots, especially for those living outside their riding or abroad.
  • United Kingdom – Voters can apply for a postal ballot without giving a reason.
  • France – Does not generally allow mail voting within the country (abolished in the 1970s due to fraud concerns), but French citizens abroad can vote by mail.
  • Japan – Limited mail voting, mainly for elderly or disabled voters who cannot go to polling stations.
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Who cares...we won't be anymore and that's a great thing. I could care less how anyone else handles voting and elections.
 
Cypress said:
The 2020 election was thoroughly investigated over and over and over and over and there was no massive fraud

Why would I have to request a ballot? Under state law I am a registered voter and am entitled to have the state mail me a ballot. It's been that way without any problems long before Trump lost the 2020 election
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Pesky details.
 
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