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NY May Speed Up And Permanently Expand Vote-By-Mail, Reform Absentee Count Process
New York may permanently expand voting by mail — something it tried on a wide scale for the first time this year — while also trying to reform its molasses-slow and opaque process for counting absentee ballots.
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Conservative Hoaxers Face Charges Over False Voter Robocalls
Two conservative operatives were charged Thursday with felonies in connection with false robocalls that aimed to dissuade residents in Detroit and other U.S. cities from voting by mail, Michigan’s attorney general announced.
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I-Team Election Project: Navigating Voting by Mail Across the Tri-State
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut all are offering a vote-by-mail option in addition to in-person voting on Election Day, But the rules covering that process differ from state to state. News 4’s Linda Baquero reports.
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POLL: Democrats Plan to Mail Ballots Much Earlier Than Republican Voters
The partisan war over how voters cast ballots in a pandemic isn’t just leading more Democrats to plan on voting by mail this fall; it’s also leading far more Democrats than Republicans to heed United State Postal Service warnings to play it safe and get ballots in the mail well before Election Day.
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Debunking the Myth: The Truth About Casting Your Ballot by Mail
Many Americans are confused about voting by mail and have fears that using the mail to cast your ballot will generate voter fraud. Debra Cleaver, founder and CEO of VOTEAMERICA, a non-profit that helps Americans vote by mail, joined NBCLX to debunk some mail voting myths and sort through conflicting messages on absentee voting.
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Vote By Mail: Three Good Signs It Can Work in November
There’s a lot of concern over the huge number of votes that will be cast by mail in this fall’s presidential election. But there’s also reason for optimism, as NBCLX’s Noah Pransky reports.