Do mail-in ballots count as voter fraud?

A top Democratic operative says voter fraud, especially with mail-in ballots, is no myth. And he knows this because he’s been doing it, on a grand scale, for decades. Mail-in ballots have become the latest flashpoint in the 2020 elections.

How secure are mail-in ballots?

Inside the packet is a return envelope, a “certificate of mail in voter” which the voter must sign, and the ballot itself. That’s when the election-rigger springs into action. The ballot has no specific security features — like a stamp or a watermark — so the insider said he would just make his own ballots.

How common is electoral fraud?

Numerous national and state-level studies have shown that although there have been isolated cases, electoral fraud is very rare. There have been a few, well-publicised cases, such as in the 2018 North Carolina primary, which was re-run after a consultant for the Republican candidate tampered with voting papers.

What are the different types of mail balloting systems?

There are two kinds of mail balloting systems: universal vote by mail and absentee balloting. In 2016, nearly one-quarter of U.S. votes were cast by mail.

How many votes were cast by absentee ballots in 2016?

In 2016, nearly one-quarter of U.S. votes (33 million) were cast by either universal mail or absentee ballots. As shown on the map below from the National Council of State Legislatures, 34 states plus the District of Columbia now allow voters in the weeks before an election to request absentee ballots.

Are return envelopes more secure than ballots?

The ballot has no specific security features — like a stamp or a watermark — so the insider said he would just make his own ballots. “I just put [the ballot] through the copy machine and it comes out the same way,” the insider said. But the return envelopes are “more secure than the ballot.

How common are mail-in ballots in Minnesota?

In Minnesota alone, the number of requests for mail-in ballots has risen more than 16 times, to roughly 470,000, according to Steve Simon, Minnesota’s secretary of state, who doesn’t buy into the concerns raised by the president.

Why are mail-in ballots being delayed?

The delay was caused by 320,000 mail-in ballots dropped off on Election Day. Each ballot had to have its signature verified against voter registration records — a time-consuming process that also gives election workers wide discretion and opportunities for abuse.

How do I intercept mail-in ballots?

You can intercept the ballots by either racing to every mailbox and snatching the envelope out before the voters receive them while hoping they don’t notice it’s gone, or changing the voters’ address so that they all send to your inbox instead.

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Is there such a thing as a ‘mafia-like’ voter-fraud scheme?

Organizationally, the tipster said, his voter-fraud schemes in the Garden State and elsewhere resembled Mafia organizations, with a boss (usually the campaign manager) handing off the day-to-day managing of the mob soldiers to the underboss (him).

How common are mail-in ballots in California?

In California, voters have used mail ballots since 1962 and they’ve become increasingly popular: The majority of ballots cast in each of the past four general elections and eight primaries were by mail, according to the Secretary of State’s Office website.

Did Michigan and Nevada illegally send mail-in ballots in 2020?

Trump also attacked the state of Nevada for illegally sending voters mail-in ballots, despite the fact that a federal judge said it was acceptable for the 2020 presidential primary. The same day, Trump said the following to reporters, without providing any proof of the alleged crimes mentioned in Michigan and Nevada:

Is fraud more the rule than the exception?

But the political insider, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he fears prosecution, said fraud is more the rule than the exception.