

The GOP's campaign to throw out mail-in votes
Oct 8, 2024
Colby Itkowitz, a Democracy reporter for The Washington Post, unpacks the Republican Party's intricate legal battles over mail-in voting. She discusses how their efforts to disqualify these ballots may backfire and evidence suggests they actually benefit from mail-in voting. Itkowitz explores the contradictory stance within the GOP — promoting mail-in ballots while simultaneously trying to complicate the voting process. The conversation also highlights concerns over disenfranchisement and the implications of these strategies for upcoming elections.
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Intro
00:00 • 1min
The Battle Over Mail-In Voting
01:27 • 9min
Understanding the Security of Mail-in Voting and Current Legal Challenges
10:16 • 2min
The Legal Battle Over Mail-in Voting Procedures
11:48 • 2min
The Battle Over Mail-In Voting in Pennsylvania
13:20 • 10min
Republican Strategies on Mail-In Voting
23:28 • 7min
Skepticism on Voting and Rising Hurricane Threats
30:36 • 3min