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2Related, possibly duplicate: Is there a higher incidence of electoral fraud in states that use all-mail voting? and Why don't all States switch to all postal voting?– divibisanCommented Jul 30, 2020 at 21:49
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2Would you like (a) a list of fraud that can be only done under vote-by-mail; or (b) math showing that fraud under vote-by-mail would exceed fraud in the normal system, even excluding classic voter suppression tactics? The first is answerable; the second is, in IMO, not demonstratable.– Azor Ahai -him-Commented Jul 30, 2020 at 23:02
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3I'm inclined to vote to close this for the reason that we're not here to rationalize and support the random assertions of a madman (or anyone else, that's just the salt in the wound). This is the sort of thing that agenda-pushers jump on or initiate.– zibadawa timmyCommented Aug 6, 2020 at 0:38
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2@zibadawatimmy, perhaps I'm being overly gracious, but I tend to look at this question as an honest request for facts to support an argument rather than a veiled attempt to rationalize "assertions of a madman". There are arguments that can be made to support those assertions, albeit that IMO those factual arguments are weak and non-persuasive. I believe that those fact arguments should be heard, and countered as necessary.– BobECommented Aug 6, 2020 at 18:01
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1@AffableAmbler It's definitely very difficult at best, which is precisely why politicians tend to invoke such rhetorical devices. The actual validity and significance of the evidence and support they claim is a different matter from simply enumerating the justifications provided. That might be suited for a question on Skeptics, though it's highly likely they have one or more well-answered questions relating to claims of voter fraud (mail-in and otherwise) already.– zibadawa timmyCommented Aug 6, 2020 at 19:45
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