That doesn't really sound like a good faith argument. I think you're saying "unless we turn of mail-in ballots, then we have more vulnerabilities", but that's not true - malicious disruptions to the postal service would still allow other forms of voting.
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I suggest they use Estonia as the stage for this since they've been voting over the Internet since 2005. Russia has never had a beef with Estonia, so they haven't had any real cyberthreats ever. Should be a piece of cake, right?
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