Take your ballot to secured ballot box or polling place - don't mail it

Article date: 
24 October 2020
Article category: 
National News
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election
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Sending your completed ballot through the Post Office presents opportunites for fraud and theft. Do not put your ballot into the postal system.

Instead, take your completed mail-in ballot to a designated county or city secured ballot box. These are typlically located outside a library, with 24/7 video surveillance cameras. Also, many city/county offices have designated ballot boxes outside the offices.

Or take your complated mail-in ballot to your designated polling place on Election day, and hand deliver it to an election official. 

Related

Take Your Mail-in Ballot To The Polls...If You Want Your Vote to Count!, Canada Free Press, October 10, 2020.

5 minute video: How to Steal an Election: Mail-In Ballots, Eric Eggers, Prageru, October 12, 2020.

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