Stimulus has $400 million to make voting safer, no mandates to make it easier
“In November, when there’s a very real chance that circumstances may keep many seniors away from the polls, the system might well deliver Republicans a net advantage,” former national GOP Chairman Michael Steele and Eli Lehrer of the conservative R Street Institute think tank wrote Tuesday in a Washington Times op-ed endorsing voting by mail.
“Such systems save money, don’t require anyone to wait in line, don’t require disrupting activities in public buildings and are essentially immune from large-scale fraud,” they wrote, and “many voter intimidation tactics become impossible when everyone can vote in the privacy of their own homes.”
