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JoinSign inShare this postHow States Can Make Voting by Mail Easier and Avoid Election Chaosthedispatch.comCopy linkTwitterFacebookEmailApr 17, 2020Share this postHow States Can Make Voting by Mail Easier and Avoid Election Chaosthedispatch.comCopy linkTwitterFacebookEmailThe November election may seem far away, and it’s impossible to know whether we’ll be operating under any kind of distancing guidelines like we are now. But the recent debacle in Wisconsin shows why states and localities should be preparing for voting from home. While pundits may debate whether the country should make the change, in the majority of stat…Subscribe to The Dispatch to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.© 2022 The Dispatch ∙ ∙ &nbsp;is the home for great writingThis site requires JavaScript to run correctly. Please or unblock scripts

JoinSign inShare this postHow States Can Make Voting by Mail Easier and Avoid Election Chaosthedispatch.comCopy linkTwitterFacebookEmailApr 17, 2020Share this postHow States Can Make Voting by Mail Easier and Avoid Election Chaosthedispatch.comCopy linkTwitterFacebookEmailThe November election may seem far away, and it’s impossible to know whether we’ll be operating under any kind of distancing guidelines like we are now. But the recent debacle in Wisconsin shows why states and localities should be preparing for voting from home. While pundits may debate whether the country should make the...

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