@mystery-ak @libertybele@Cyber Liberty I read all of the article and agree with him/her (is the first name, Selwyn, male or female? I think male), about undecideds.
It is time now, there will be no undecideds after the debate this Thursday. Studying election habits of different groups for a number of years, I know, at this time, not many are left to decide. Especially with this election being so bombastic, undecided voters started earlier to make a decision as it was in their face every time they turned on TV or turned on their computer.
I got national numbers this morning; here they are:
2.7 million have early voted.
2.4 million ballots by mail have come in.
And, as I have said to Cyber, I think first time mail voters will be in a hurry to mark their mail ballot and mail it or turn it in, and make one or two mistakes and the ballot will be rejected, not counted. Of the 2.4 mail ballots now, if they are checked as they should be, following the law, take off half a million or a million of these already in.
Once the number of rejected mail ballots is reported, get ready for both Democrats and Republicans, including President Trumpery, to yell "Rigged Election" and want all the mail ballots recounted. They don't know of the checking process for mail ballots.
