[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "no one can use your name to vote if you already did"

2022 election my "mail in ballot" was lost in the mail. It was sent. But I never got it. That ballot can be used for a provisional ballot even if I already voted.

I called and asked how I can report a missing "mail in ballot." They said they had no means to report it.

In other words:
If my "mail in ballot" was used by a thief. I could go to prison for voting twice.
I can't prove I didn't vote twice as I can not report the missing ballot.

I knew all this when I voted. I took a risk voting knowing I could go to jail for legally and lawfully voting as I supposed to.

[MomwithHope]

I was thinking they would compare the two signatures. You make a good point. We have voted absentee for several years now but drive to the township 6 miles to drop them off in the office.

[smileyface]

If you get to the polls, and the books show you already voted, call your sheriff to report someone has stolen you identity at a retail outlet.

see https://rumble.com/v5bzzd1-how-they-cheated-with-jovan-pulitzer-the-roseanne-barr-podcast-62.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

at 2:36:00

[freeangel]

In GA , they cancel the mail I. Ballot if you show up I. Person and do a bit of paperwork.

[OldWarBaby]

System or not, if you didn’t receive a ballot you should file your own written letter with a delivery receipt. And send a copy to your local Postmaster. They do track such things and would like to know if there’s a trouble spot.

Then you would want to insist on looking at the clerks log book to see if your “lost” ballot had a verified signature.

It’s a little bit of work but you need to defend yerself. In my state if you miss three elections they automatically take you off the rolls.