NEW from me: Jenna Ellis, a senior lawyer to the Trump campaign, has frequently criticized mail-in ballots and voting by mail but she voted by mail 3 times in 2012, 2013 and 2014, according to public records.
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Ellis, a frequent surrogate for the President, is also the public face of a Trump campaign lawsuit filed against Pennsylvania's counties over the state's plans to use mail-in ballots in November. She claimed, w/o evidence, that moving toward voting-by-mail could lead to fraud. 
Ellis also frequently differentiates absentee ballots from mail-in ballots, echoing the President. But experts say they are nearly indistinguishable from one another in practice.
Here's a good fact check by @MarshallCohen explaining that.
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Here's a good fact check by @MarshallCohen explaining that.
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Ellis is registered to vote in Colorado, one of 5 states to have an all-mail voting system. Voters can vote in person if they prefer.
BTW, multiple studies show that voter fraud is exceedingly rare.
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BTW, multiple studies show that voter fraud is exceedingly rare.
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Ellis said that "unfortunately" her state uses an all-mail system and noted that she wouldn't let that "discourage me from exercising my right to vote." (Again--voters can vote in person if they prefer).
Full statement via picture. Full story via link
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Full statement via picture. Full story via link
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