Mail-in voting is an efficient way to conduct an election

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Blank votes should count as valid votes in elections

State election codes take precedence over criminal procedure laws during ballot disputes

There is no evidence that mail-in voting increases fraud

The case for universal mail-in voting is not a strong normative claim

Mail-in voting is a valid way to vote

The absence of universal mail-in voting is not a manifest injustice if election day is a national holiday

Both a national election holiday and mail-in voting can increase democratic participation

Texas should centralize voter registration processing at the state level

Provisional ballots adequately protect voters affected by DPS registration failures

Texas should implement full online voter registration

Missouri should use its newly redrawn congressional map in the November 2026 election

States should cooperate with federal efforts to cross-check voter rolls

South Dakota should ban automatic voting machines

Alaska should repeal its ranked choice voting system

Alaska Republicans should utilize ranked choice voting to maximize their electoral chances

The Postal Service should require unique barcodes on all mail-in ballot envelopes

The Court blocked the mail-ballot rule to protect its reputation, not the Constitution

States should be required to use unique barcodes for mail-in ballots

The U.S. Postal Service should play a role in verifying voter eligibility

The White House should keep developing mail-ballot security technology during appeals