Postal voting in the US is ‘open to fraud’

The California Post Opinion Editor Joel Pollak says postal voting is so “open to fraud” with election interference.

Democrats have a vote by mail system that they control very tightly and it it’s subject to all kinds of funny games, funny games when the votes are counted. You know, you can compare the way signatures are counted on ballot petitions to the way votes are counted at the ballot box. It’s very very dodgy.

And there’s a voter ID referendum on the ballot this year in California, which would bring California into line with the rest of the states in requiring some form of identification when you vote. But it’s being opposed by Democrats and they’re telling all kinds of lies about it, you know, and and well, as a result, as a result, it’s not clear it’ll actually pass.

Even though if you if you poll people even in California and say, “Should people show ID to vote?” 80% of the voters will say yes. But then you tell them Republicans want people to show ID to vote and then it becomes a 50/50 question. That’s how strong the party loyalty is.

One Response to "Postal voting in the US is ‘open to fraud’"

  1. All of this is true. Unfortunately, even if the system was incorruptible as far as the vote is concerned, the USPS absolutely cannot be trusted to do their part reliably. RTO will invalidate some votes, and some of these people that pick up your mail will throw it away if you live in an upper class subdivision. I’m not being racist, it’s just the truth. The hiring bar is on the ground now, and the country is paying a high price for it. What used to be an anomaly at the USPS is now commonplace.

    The Truth – man, you sure tell the truth.

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