Anyone who doesn't understand this has never voted absentee.
Absentee voting is impossible without ID and someone to notarize your already sealed ballot. Absentee voting isn't a last second fix.. you plan ahead and there's an entire process.
There's not vetting process or ID or official notary involved in the demonrats proposal for mail-in voting. Trump's right, it's ripe for fraud
Not all states require notarization. In my state, the person has to request it, with a signature. And sign an affidavit envelope in which the completed ballot is placed. Then placed within a mailing envelope. None of them are opened until Election Day and only verifying that person has not yet voted.
Oklahoma here. We don't have a seperate voter id, but we have to show a valid driver's license or equivalent to vote in person. Same id reqs when I've voted absentee in 2016/2018, plus I had to get it notarized both times.
I'll never forget voting for Trump via absentee in 2016. I was beaming while the notary stamped everything.
But looking back, i wonder if all the absentee ballots nationwide even get counted.. there's too much opportunity for shady stuff
Anyone who doesn't understand this has never voted absentee.
Absentee voting is impossible without ID and someone to notarize your already sealed ballot. Absentee voting isn't a last second fix.. you plan ahead and there's an entire process.
There's not vetting process or ID or official notary involved in the demonrats proposal for mail-in voting. Trump's right, it's ripe for fraud
This ^ .
Not all states require notarization. In my state, the person has to request it, with a signature. And sign an affidavit envelope in which the completed ballot is placed. Then placed within a mailing envelope. None of them are opened until Election Day and only verifying that person has not yet voted.
That's interesting, i guess it can vary between the states. Which state do you live in?
NH
We also have voter ID. Where are you?
Oklahoma here. We don't have a seperate voter id, but we have to show a valid driver's license or equivalent to vote in person. Same id reqs when I've voted absentee in 2016/2018, plus I had to get it notarized both times.
I'll never forget voting for Trump via absentee in 2016. I was beaming while the notary stamped everything.
But looking back, i wonder if all the absentee ballots nationwide even get counted.. there's too much opportunity for shady stuff