Mail-in Voting: A Double-Edged Sword

This chapter explores the controversies surrounding mail-in ballots, particularly in New Jersey's governor's election, debating their vulnerability to manipulation and the integrity of electoral outcomes. It delves into historical contexts, the impact of voter fraud narratives, and the implications of the electoral college system on congressional representation. The discussion also includes personal anecdotes on voter outreach strategies from both political parties amid concerns of public trust in the electoral process.