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.@lkd5210 At issue are wildly inaccurate voter rolls, which have the potential to alter the presidential election in November. To further public understanding [we] publish this article, an interview with J. Christian Adams,
@PILFoundation @ElectionLawCtr bit.ly/2TozAKI
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.@lkd5210 Well, vote by mail is the most vulnerable form of election – that’s undeniable. And both sides of the political spectrum have said so. J. Christian Adams,
@PILFoundation @ElectionLawCtr bit.ly/2TozAKI
@PILFoundation @ElectionLawCtr bit.ly/2TozAKI
"There’s no doubt that vote by mail is a vulnerable form of election, and for Nevada and Michigan to be doing vote by mail, they’re inviting problems," J. Christian Adams,
@PILFoundation @ElectionLawCtr bit.ly/2TozAKI
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“We know that the #VoterRolls are a mess. So if you’re doing #AutomaticMailBallots, nobody could credibly argue that that’s a sound policy,” said J. Christian Adams, the general counsel for the conservative @PILFoundation.
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Adams @ElectionLawCtr cited a study by @PILFoundation, based on data from the Election Assistance Commission @EACgov, which found that 28.3 million ballots in federal elections between 2012 and 2018 were lost or disappeared in the mail. @DanielBush to.pbs.org/3534Kfk
Critics argued that states should not consider expanding mail-in voting without updating their #VoterRolls and putting other security measures in place to ensure that #AbsenteeBallots are sent to the right addresses and can’t be tampered with. @DanielBush to.pbs.org/3534Kfk
