Consider this chart. There are 15 states which have provided official rejection rates for their mail-in and absentee ballots. Results? in 2016 2% of ballots were rejected. This year less than 1%.

How do rejection rates fall by 2/3rds while absentee ballots increase 10-fold?!
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You recall last week we published two other important charts: the set-up to an election fraught with ineptitude, law-breaking, and straight up fraud. First, the massive jump in mail-in and absentee ballot requests vs. in-person voting.
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Second, 2020 vs 2016 increase in mail-in ballot requests by state. 15 states dramatically changed up their policies usually by executive or local fiat. In 2016, Pennsylvania Democrats requested 91K absentee ballots. In 2020 that number jumped to 1.6 million.

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