Re:Jeff Bezos and Amazon do not want their workers voting by...
by AnthonyMouse on Sunday January 24, 2021 @03:10AM
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> Do you get a lot of interference putting mail in the mailbox where you live?
Does your mail change the result of an election? Because people might care about it more then.
And, of course, it's mostly not the mail, it's the fact of having your ballot outside of a polling place where someone could coerce you to vote a particular way. Or just reward you to hand over your blank ballot, or punish you for not doing so.
It's pretty easy and quick for me to mail stuff. Convenient too, I can use any mailbox at any time of day or night, or go to the post office. Mostly I use my building's outgoing mailbox.
Anyway if I was worried about some sort of anti democratic street toughs or whatever it is you are positing, I'd say decentralized efforts would be way harder to disrupt or influence.
This seems just like a way to delay and disrupt the vote under the guise of election integrity. So basically classic voter suppression.