The president says all-mail ballots benefit Democrats and lead to rampant voter fraud. Colorado says no
(WorldNews Politics)

At least 67 Wisconsin voters and poll workers contracted COVID-19 after participating in that state’s in-person primary election last month. Still, many Republicans from President Donald Trump on down are resisting the idea of conducting November’s election via mail-in ballot — mainly on the grounds that the results would be vulnerable to election fraud. Colorado’s experience shows that vote by mail can be at least as secure as in-person voting while increasing turnout. The coronavirus pandemic has raised the question of whether to implement universal, all-mail voting in the 45 states that don’t already have it. Of those states, 36 already provide no-excuse...