Expanded vote-by-mail could boost Illinois turnout by over 200,000 annually – Illinois Policy

Illinois could see over 200,000 more votes in its general elections as a result of expanded vote-by-mail services, but the higher turnout will not necessarily give an advantage to either major party and might yield better-informed voters.
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The Railroader
1 year ago

Mail in voting = Cheating

Hunter’s Lap Dance
1 year ago

At least the media is consistent in their gas lighting.

The supermajority dems wouldn’t have made it one of their top priorities to pass if they didn’t think it would benefit them substantially in perpetuity.

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