The amount of fraud that’s uncovered is always a minimal amount.
So until you can show strong probable cause why there’s this “hidden iceberg of fraud” that never seems to be uncovered, you really have no justification to make an essential right harder to exercise.
It’s a bit unclear to me what she did. Did she alter the dates on the ballots? Did she alter votes? I see some evidence towards the former but not the latter.
I did take It in context. That is why I put “not quit true”. I was trying to be polite, but I see that was wasted effort, you decided to get your panties in a wad over it, instead of just correcting yourself. If I would have disagreed with the rest I would have said so.
“While the instances of voter fraud via mail-in or absentee ballots are more common than in-person voting fraud, the number of known cases is relatively rare.”
If one case is caught, for say, every five actual cases in one election, and there are insignificant consequences for the guilty one caught, what will happen in the next election?