28 pbtid ngoshill seething > voting access is expanding not without a vote by the state legislature in qyestion, it isn't. courts don't get to decide the process of elections. that is *not* the judicial branch's role. electoral methods are proscribed in all 50 states by the legislature(s) therein. mandatory mail voting may ? not be the most secure method, but at least 6 states approved it by vote if their own state legislatures. and for those states it is the *only* method. introducibg _additional methods_ to vote in particular states is a recipe for insecurity and untrustworthiness. the more "haveityourway" vite-from-home-or-a-booth-or-drop-b ox methods are introduced, the harder ut is to assess a timely ir reliable or secure poll count in any election. for security and efficiency alone, each state needs to be limited in thae varied tyoes/methods their state legislatures implement. they can choose mandatory mail: but then, *no other* separate methods of voting can simultaneously exist. "votehowever-whatevermethoduwant" is unconstitutional and untrustworthy, nonsensical, inefficient, wasteful and unreliable.
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