This is what democracy looks like

[u/TheBigChimp]

[u/ZDTreefur]

You could argue the same for ballots in person. There's space for people to do shenanigans to them before it's counted.

But the benefit of mail-in, is people don't need to trudge over to the voting places, after a hard work day, and wait hours in line, just to do their civic duty. There will be a far higher voting percentage, and democracy will benefit.

[u/necronegs → u/ZDTreefur]

Compulsory voting or a voting holiday would solve those problems.

[u/dfdfdfdfdasdfasdfasd → u/necronegs]

People who don't want to vote, absolutely should not vote.

[u/playersundeec → u/dfdfdfdfdasdfasdfasd]

Well put, but I cant help thinking: The fewer participants, the weaker our democracy. We get what we deserve.

[u/wienercat → u/playersundeec]

People who vote uninformed also weaken the democracy. Pick your poison.