To take this a step further, would that also make absentee ballots unconstitutional?
As to the absentee ballot question, I’d say no. The ballots are considered to be cast on election day when they are counted after the polls are closed. The same argument could, I suppose, be used in support of “early” voting. I would counter the difference is that the voter records their vote while present, so it isn’t the same.
I think the franchise should be limited to people who do not get their living or a portion of it from the government. Such people are a natural constituency for ever increasing spending.
Another "yes", unless a mechanism is created to make sure votes are not duplicated, amd not opened or counted until the prescribed "official" day.
Additionally, the reason for absentee voting should be narrowly defined, and not trivial, as simply for "convenience."
Civic duty doesn't tolerate "convenience."