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The bills  stipulate that no state can "require an individual to provide any form  of identification as a condition of obtaining an absentee ballot," nor  can it "require notarization or witness signature or other formal  authentication as a condition of obtaining or casting an absentee ballot." The bills effectively make ballot harvesting  legal nationwide, too; each state "shall permit a voter to designate  any person to return a voted and sealed absentee ballot to the post  office, a ballot drop-off location, tribally designated building, or  election office so long as the person designated to return the ballot  does not receive any form of compensation based on the number of ballots  that the person has returned and no individual, group, or organization  provides compensation on this basis." ... " ...

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Not only did the audit find roughly 7 percent of counted  mail-in ballots were invalid, there was evidence of fraud --  particularly involving nursing homes. The audit concerned Missoula County, Montana.  Its 119,600 residents represent roughly one-tenth the state's population and it's one of the reasons why Montana can occasionally go blue  for statewide offices... Furthermore, in September, a court struck down a Montana law that prohibited ballot harvesting... So, just in time for the  presidential election, ballot harvesting was made legal everywhere in  the state, including Missoula County. The first problem in counting the ballot envelopes? The number that were absent, for starters. According to Lott, "4,592 out of the 72,491 mail-in ballots lacked envelopes — 6.33% of all votes." "Without an officially printed envelope with registration  information, a voter's signature, and a postmark indicating whether it  was cast on time, election officials cannot verify that a ballot is  legitimate. It is against the law to count such votes,"


Ironically, Missoula County Elections Administrator  Bradley Seaman tried to wave away the lack of ballot envelopes by  saying that a "double-check process" had been part of the reason for the  numerical discrepancy.  One auditor found that 28 of these ballots, with signatures that looked "exactly the same," came from a single address -- a nursing home ... Another auditor said she saw two different, distinct signatures that kept recurring on the envelopes she reviewed. Now-former Gov. Bullock himself won his first term in 2012 by just 7,571 votes out of over 500,000 cast. In 2020, House District 94 was decided by 435 votes out of more than 6,000 cast ... That being said, that shouldn't be the wider takeaway from the audit. Missoula County is just one example of how mail-in voting in the 2020 election was, if you want to be charitable, conducted haphazardly... And yet, Democrats think this worked great, which is why  they want to make mail-in voting contingent on nothing but a signature,  with no ID, no witness and no notarization required. Also, nationwide  ballot harvesting, since that's worked out great, too. Read more ...