The world’s largest online retailer said that a mail election raised the risk of fraud and the coercion of workers. It also said the process would depress turnout, arguing that as many as 29% of its more than 5,800 employees eligible to vote wouldn’t do so or would return incorrectly completed ballots.
It will be interesting to see how the Bezos-owned Washington Post will respond to Amazon challenging mail-in ballots. I expect that the response will be total silence.
Vote by mail “raises concerns about privacy, as citizens voting at home may be under pressure to vote for certain candidates, and it increases the risk of fraud.” --Carter-Baker Commission Report 2005, p. 35
Voting in person during the “scamdemic” posed no difficulty for those who wanted to. I would be willing to bet those Amazon employees wanting to vote to organize their labor will be required to show an employee ID or prove who they are!
It is amazing that they reported it all. Of course, they left out charges of sedition and insurrection associated with their earlier reporting about questioning the credibility of mail-in voting and calls for election audits.
