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Voting by Mail

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Learning Objectives

  • Understand the process of voting by mail
  • Discover and analyze the advantages and disadvantages of all-mail elections
What does it mean to vote by mail? Let students see what a mail-in ballot process is like, and discover the advantages and disadvantages of all-mail elections.
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What does it mean to vote by mail? Let students see what a mail-in ballot process is like, and discover the advantages and disadvantages of all-mail elections.

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