Polling results support mail-in voting?

[jwoodie]

As we all know, polling results are affected by a number of factors and assumptions. As in 2016, current polling supports the idea that the Democratic candidate will win the upcoming Presidential election. This is not surprising, but there may be an additional factor at work this year.

With the expansion of mail-in voting, there will be a greater chance of questionable ballots being submitted than ever before. If it turns out to be a close election, these ballots will be challenged by the losing side.

One argument that could be used in support of these ballots is that they represent the will of the American people, as indicated by polling results. Any conflict of interest there?

 

[Norman]

As we all know, polling results are affected by a number of factors and assumptions. As in 2016, current polling supports the idea that the Democratic candidate will win the upcoming Presidential election. This is not surprising, but there may be an additional factor at work this year.

With the expansion of mail-in voting, there will be a greater chance of questionable ballots being submitted than ever before. If it turns out to be a close election, these ballots will be challenged by the losing side.

One argument that could be used in support of these ballots is that they represent the will of the American people, as indicated by polling results. Any conflict of interest there?

That argument will go to trash given 2016 and all the years before that.

The polls are bullshit, and these people are professionals. There is no chance of that happening, none.

 

[LordBrownTrout]

60-70 percent of mail in ballots get kicked out because of improper ballots, signatures, deadlines, etc.

 

[Moonglow]

Most so-called “missing” ballots are simply unvoted ballots, Republican elections official says

Most so-called “missing” ballots are simply unvoted ballots, Republican elections official says

A prominent statistic cited by those concerned about election fraud — about millions of ballots that have supposedly gone missing over the last several years — is misleading and exaggerated, the top elections official in Washington state said in an interview.

www.yahoo.com

 

[eagle7-31]

As we all know, polling results are affected by a number of factors and assumptions. As in 2016, current polling supports the idea that the Democratic candidate will win the upcoming Presidential election. This is not surprising, but there may be an additional factor at work this year.

With the expansion of mail-in voting, there will be a greater chance of questionable ballots being submitted than ever before. If it turns out to be a close election, these ballots will be challenged by the losing side.

One argument that could be used in support of these ballots is that they represent the will of the American people, as indicated by polling results. Any conflict of interest there?

Right now I would not call this race for all the gold in Fort Knox. Too many X factors.

 

[basquebromance]

 

[Seawytch]

60-70 percent of mail in ballots get kicked out because of improper ballots, signatures, deadlines, etc.

No they don’t. You pulled that number directly out of your ass.
Nationally, 42,444,522 non-UOCAVA by-mail ballots were transmitted for this election and 71.6 percent of these ballots were returned by voters.30 Of these returned ballots, 91.8 percent were counted in the 2018 general elections and 1.4 percent were rejected.

https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/eac_assets/1/6/2018_EAVS_Report.pdf

 

[Seawytch]

Most so-called “missing” ballots are simply unvoted ballots, Republican elections official says

Most so-called “missing” ballots are simply unvoted ballots, Republican elections official says

A prominent statistic cited by those concerned about election fraud — about millions of ballots that have supposedly gone missing over the last several years — is misleading and exaggerated, the top elections official in Washington state said in an interview.

www.yahoo.com

Hurry, check the poll rosters. All those lines without signatures are MISSING PEOPLE!!!!!

 

[LordBrownTrout]

60-70 percent of mail in ballots get kicked out because of improper ballots, signatures, deadlines, etc.

No they don’t. You pulled that number directly out of your ass.
Nationally, 42,444,522 non-UOCAVA by-mail ballots were transmitted for this election and 71.6 percent of these ballots were returned by voters.30 Of these returned ballots, 91.8 percent were counted in the 2018 general elections and 1.4 percent were rejected.

https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/eac_assets/1/6/2018_EAVS_Report.pdf

No, this is just one primary in one city, over half returned. Now multiply that over the entire US and you get the picture................meh, probably not. Lol.

20,000 Mail-in Ballots Didn't Count in Pa.'s Primary, Half the '16 Victory Margin

Thousands of mail-in ballots didn’t count because they arrived too late to county election offices or because signatures were either missing or didn’t match. Election officials are urging people to send back their ballots as soon as possible for the upcoming Nov. 3 presidential election.

www.nbcphiladelphia.com

 

[basquebromance]

let me try...

Concerns grow about voting process as California braces for potential disruption, threats at polls

With a divided nation on edge as Election Day approaches, California is warning local officials to prepare for disruption at polling places and potential cases of voters being intimidated or blocked from casting ballots.

www.foxla.com

 

[Seawytch]

60-70 percent of mail in ballots get kicked out because of improper ballots, signatures, deadlines, etc.

No they don’t. You pulled that number directly out of your ass.
Nationally, 42,444,522 non-UOCAVA by-mail ballots were transmitted for this election and 71.6 percent of these ballots were returned by voters.30 Of these returned ballots, 91.8 percent were counted in the 2018 general elections and 1.4 percent were rejected.

https://www.eac.gov/sites/default/files/eac_assets/1/6/2018_EAVS_Report.pdf

No, this is just one primary in one city, over half returned. Now multiply that over the entire US and you get the picture................meh, probably not. Lol.

20,000 Mail-in Ballots Didn't Count in Pa.'s Primary, Half the '16 Victory Margin

Thousands of mail-in ballots didn’t count because they arrived too late to county election offices or because signatures were either missing or didn’t match. Election officials are urging people to send back their ballots as soon as possible for the upcoming Nov. 3 presidential election.

www.nbcphiladelphia.com

I just provided you the statistics for the entire nation in 2018.

Nationally, 42,444,522 non-UOCAVA by-mail ballots were transmitted for this election and 71.6 percent of these ballots were returned by voters.30 Of these returned ballots, 91.8 percent were counted in the 2018 general elections and 1.4 percent were rejected.