The Rise of Mail-in Ballots: Challenges and Controversies (10/15/2024)
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In this episode, we explore the significant role mail-in ballots play in modern American elections. With 43% of voters casting their ballots by mail in 2020, and similar numbers expected for 2024, we discuss the unique challenges and legal controversies that come with this voting method. From inadvertent ballot rejections to the impact of COVID-19 on voter preferences, we examine how mail-in voting has transformed election participation and the implications for future elections. Join us as we unpack the complexities of this vital aspect of our electoral process!
This week’s Trivia question is.. “Which founding father lost his first election because he refused to buy alcohol for voters, believing it was corrupting?”
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