QUESTION 1 - Why is early voting desired?
QUESTION 2 - What is early? Is now the time?
QUESTION 3 - If I vote early, is there a chance of manipulation of my vote?
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Question 1 - My personal opinion is voting early decreases the likelihood someone else uses your registration to cast a phony ballot.
Based on things True The Vote had posted in the past I believe our voter registration rolls are monitored to determine the likelihood someone will vote. If you’re seen as an unlikely voter, your registration is used to cast a phony ballot. And, when you look at 2020 the phony ballot dumps determined the election.
Question 2 - Vote now, the sooner you vote the more time you have to make sure your vote gets counted. Think about it, one of the voting suppression tactics is glitches and delays on Election Day in heavy R precincts. All to make you discouraged and give up on voting.
Question 3 - Just my opinion. There is more of a chance you’re vote will be stolen the longer you wait by someone using your registration. As for electronic manipulation, it’s just as likely on Election Day as it is in early voting.
Final point, if nearly all voter registrations have been used by Election Day, it will make it virtually impossible to claim there are enough outstanding ballots to swing the election.
This is true, my niece checked and even though she refuses to vote. She saw that someone had voted in her name. She will now vote. This is in the last Pres. election; she is much more awake now.