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I always get an absentee ballot, fill it out and drop it off at my local polling place on Election Day.

I used to do this until I found out that even though you turn it in at the polling place, it gets thrown in with all the other absentee votes.

The absentee vote counting is manned by union (SEIU) members so I think there is too much chance to diddle with them.

What I did in this election is to "surrender" my mail-in ballot. They marked it as void and then gave me a regular ballot, which I marked there and they put it with the rest of the vote on election day ballots. These get counted by machine and I think has the least chance of getting stolen.

If I can't make it to the poll on election day, I can mail in my ballot.

That being said the Rats are brazenly stealing the CA election. Their last gambit was to institute online registration with mail-in voting. IIRC, they said they registered about a million 'voters.' I wonder how many of them are Russian mafia hired by the Rats to hack the system.