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Across the country, there are countless cases of ballots being lost, sent to individuals who moved away or died. Look no further than New York, where the Board of Elections announced over 84,000 mail-in ballots – ONE IN FOUR or 26%– were disqualified.

Half a million incorrect absentee ballot applications were sent all across the state of Virginia, including to many dead people.

Texas took up legislation in 2017 after mail-in ballot irregularities affected city council elections in Dallas, where 700 suspicious ballots were sequestered after the county’s district attorney received an ‘off-the-charts’ number of complaints from voters

A judge in New Jersey had to order an entire redo of a local city council election because of voter fraud involving over 800 mail-in ballots.

Thousands of mail-in ballots went uncounted during Wisconsin's primary because they were discovered on the day after the election.

In Nevada’s Clark County, 223,000 ballots or 17 percent were returned as undeliverable.

Georgia’s Secretary of State reported that 1000 people voted twice in the June primary and August runoff.

This September, police in Greenville, Wisconsin, found three trays of mail, including absentee ballots, in a ditch near the airport.