COVID-19 Puts Voting-By-Mail To The Test Ahead Of November

The video discusses the challenges of conducting elections during a pandemic, focusing on the debate over mail-in voting. It highlights the partisan divide, with Democrats advocating for mail-in voting to ensure voter safety, while some Republicans, including President Trump, express concerns about potential fraud. Despite these concerns, research indicates that mail-in voting fraud is rare. The video also examines a notable case of election fraud in North Carolina and suggests best practices for mail-in voting. Public opinion polls show increased support for mail-in voting due to the pandemic.

What is one of the main reasons for the increased interest in mail-in voting for the upcoming election?

• To reduce the cost of elections

• To ensure voter privacy

• To increase voter turnout among young people

• To allow voting without risking exposure to COVID-19

What is a common concern raised by opponents of mail-in voting?

• It is not accessible to rural voters

• It requires too much technology

• It may lead to increased voter fraud

• It is too expensive to implement

Which state experienced a notable case of alleged mail-in voting fraud in 2018?

• Ohio

• Florida

• North Carolina

• Texas

How many states conduct all elections entirely by mail?

• Twenty

• Ten

• Five

• Fifteen

According to a Newsy Ipsos poll, what percentage of Americans are more likely to support mail-in voting due to the pandemic?

• More than 50%

• Less than 25%

• Exactly 75%

• About 30%