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Switching to a Vote-By-Mail Election is Tougher than it Seems

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This story is from FiveThirtyEight by Nathaniel Rakich and Tony Chow

With the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many people seem eager to switch to a vote-by-mail system for the general election in November. Elections analyst Nathaniel Rakich looks into why such a switch is more difficult than it seems here in the United States.

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