(05-30-2020, 02:00 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: I voted by mail in 2016. I was going to be out of town for 3 weeks working during the election. Seemed like a reasonable alternative.   My vote was trackable and of course anyone can add a tracking number to any piece of mail they deem worthy to be informed of when and where it is delivered.

I received a letter (after the election) informing me my mail in vote(s) were not accepted because I had already voted at a polling place. Which I had not.

I logged into the voter registration portal at (I think) duvalelections.com or where ever the letter directed me. And there was all my information re-registered at a different address and zip code. Someone had hacked my registration - registered themselves as me and gone to their polling place as me and voted.

I filled out forms and sent emails to no avail of any kind.  

This year I'll be double checking that registration and voting as early as possible.

If you are someone who believes mail in votes are rife with fraud, you should probably take a look at early voting as well. That's how this fraudster stole my vote. 6.5 Million votes were cast in early voting in FL in 2016.