There is an OBVIOUS dead giveaway of "voter fraud".
It's so obvious that I can't understand why I've never heard anybody point it out.
That orange con man keeps yelling that foreigners or aliens or whoever are going to print boatloads of fake ballots and use them to cast illegal votes by mail. That claim is utterly preposterous, and here's why. Every vote that is counted is marked off when that registered voter casts his/her vote. This happens whether the vote is cast at the polling place or by mail. The poll workers do it right in front of me, at the polling place, when I tell them who I am and show them my ID. I always show them my driver's license, but I don't know if they'll still accept things like a utility bill. But I always have stood there and watched them cross my name off in their register right in front of me. I am voting this year for the first time ever by mail, but I am sure they will do it that way by mail too. That's why I have to fill in my information and signature on the outside of the envelope before I mail it.
So if there is a fraudulent vote cast, it will HAVE to be attached to my name, or to the name of some other legally registered voter, some voter who is in their voter registration records. Those voters will show up at the polls on election day and discover that they have ALREADY voted if the impostor voted before the legal voter did, or if the legal voter shows up first, the impostor will be discovered when s/he tries to vote. Or, the fraud will be discovered after the polls close on election day, which is when I assume they will count the mail ballots and there will be more than one vote cast in those voters' names. The legal vote, and the fraudulent one(s).
So if "voter fraud" occurs on election day, ELECTIONS OFFICIALS WILL KNOW IT IMMEDIATELY.
Has this happened in past elections? Poll workers would know. Assuming 50 percent turnout, about half of the fraudulent voter attempts will be known when a SECOND person shows up at the polling place to cast that person's vote. Poll workers would know immediately whenever this happens.
Has anybody ever questioned poll workers about this? I have a feeling that questioning poll workers would reveal that "voter fraud" is something that ALMOST NEVER happens. Whether by mail or in person.
-- Ron