- Apr 17, 2009
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Washington state, which has held all-mail elections for years, has a rejection rate of between 1% and 2%, Kylee Zabel, a spokeswoman for Washington Secretary of State Kim Wyman, told Salon.Why would a person risk a felony charge, by filling out a ballot for someone else that was sent to them at their address?Which means that if you moved, someone else gets your ballot (and your vote)....LMAO @ the Stupid Shit Leftist believe .....The ballots are the same whether you request them or not
THEY ARE THE SAME THING
Folks you can't make this shit up.
They don't call 'em Useful Idiots for 'nuffin !!!!
They are EXACTLY the same.
And how would this alleged fraudster FAKE the ballot person's signature on file?
YOU are WAY OFF BASE with your assumptions, that simply don't happen...![]()
"Ballots are most commonly rejected for late postmarks, or missing or mismatched signatures," Zabel explained.
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Experts sound alarm after 550K+ mail primary ballots rejected in 2020
“You can't have 10% of voters disqualified because of a technicality,” says advocate Ellen Kurz. “That's nuts.”www.salon.com
So they examine signatures.