Hello Greg,

>LL> >38 Million visit Wal*Mart each and everyday, so voting at your local
>LL> >municipality is more then ok.
>LL> LL> No need to get out and expose oneself to the coronavirus at all,
>LL> as mail in voting solves that problem.
>
>Like I said 30 + million people visit Wal*Mart every day of the week, no one
>is dying in mass numbers from visiting wally world, therefore voting at your
>local municipality should be fine.

175,000+ dead, and counting. That is just the number of dead,
not the total number of cases, which is many times that number.
Just in a few months time. Forcing millions upon millions of
people to vote in person puts them at risk of joining the dead.
As such, nothing will be fine. Especially for those who die.

>LL>Dead people can vote?
>
>You set up a perfect segue to why mail in voting should not be allowed Dead
> people are getting ballots under mail in voting. Ballots are being
>recorded for those dead people.

How is a dead person going to be able to vote? Even if the deceased
were to get a ballot in the mail it would not be possible.

>Absentee Ballots are fine because you have to send for one and you get a
>ballot to be filled out, you can always drop dead once you drop ballot off
> the ballot at your local Post Office.

Voting absentee and voting by mail are the same thing. However, if
a person dies before the end of the election, his/her vote will not
count (or be counted).

IOW, dead people can't vote.

--Lee

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