Based on data from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, an analysis by the Public Interest Legal Foundation shows almost 15 million mail ballots effectively disappeared after election officials gave them to the U.S. Postal Service to deliver to voters.
To put that 15 million figure in perspective, consider this in Pennsylvania 440,000 mail ballots went missing or were undeliverable in the 2020 election.
Pennsylvania is not the only battleground state that lost more ballots than the difference between winning and losing its Electoral College votes.
Mass mail balloting with inaccurate voter rolls leads to chaos.
The Public Interest Legal Foundation's 2020 analysis of voter rolls in 42 states found nearly 38,000 people registered twice and nearly 350,000 deceased voters who were still registered.
Regardless, in 2020, over 560,000 mail ballots were rejected, many, no doubt, cast by legitimate voters who were effectively disenfranchised.
Mass voting by mail is not the way to run an election.
Saturday, September 18, 2021
Election Officials Don't Know What Happened to 15 Million Mail Ballots in 2020 Election
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