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In reply to the discussion: Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules mail ballots with incorrect dates won't be counted [View all]Frank D. Lincoln
(850 posts)many people don't want to inconvenience themselves and vote in person to make sure their vote counts. I'm referring to people who are able to vote in person and can do it if they want to, but still choose to vote by mail despite the stakes for this election.
In the past, I, myself, have routinely voted by mail, but NO WAY am I going to vote by mail in this election. This election is vastly too important not to vote in person. Even if you live in a state that lets you track your mail in ballot, it still might arrive without a postmark. Or, Republicans might challenge your signature or otherwise find a way to get your ballot thrown out.
We need massive voter turn out and we need every vote to count. Voting in person sidesteps many ways that Republicans cheat.