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So far this election year, voting during the pandemic has been an exercise in chaos, long with no end to the scourge and no vaccine in sight, a recent Pew Research Survey found 70 of americans want to stay safe and mail in their ballots for the november general election. Voting absentee or by mail has been growing for decades. In 2016, almost a quarter of all votes was sent through the mail. But this year, high demand has strained the resources of red states and blue, and the practice has become embroiled in political controversy. Democrats want to expand access to mail in voting. President trump says its prone to fraud and threatens his reelection. The controversy ignited this spring in wisconsin, a critical battleground state President Trump won in 2016, by less than 1 . Wiscoas a syder,se oroviruutoe in milwaukee, residents stood in lines for hours waiting to cast ballots for judges and the president ial primaries. Many wore masks. Some bore signs of frustration. The lines of frustration were preceded by weeks of intense political wrangling over how, or whether, to hold an election in a worsening pandemic. Governor tony evers, a democrat, originally called for the election to proceed, but in late march, as the number of covid19 cases climbed, he first proposed sending absentee ballots to all registered voters; then, the day before the election, issued an executive order postponing it. Governor tony evers theres not a sufficiently safe way to administer in person voting at the last minute move. The political brawl ended up before the wisconsin and the u. S. Supreme courts. Just hours before the polls were to open, the courts handed each side a victory. The republicans got the election reinstated; democrats won approval to count latearriving absentee ballots postmarked by election day. Justin clark, senior counsel for president Donald Trumps campaign, advised wisconsin republicans. He blames democratic Governor Tony Evers for the chaos, and told us the democrats are cynically using the pandemic to expand their voter base with mail in absentee ballots. Justin clark we have tons and tons of different ways for people to vote if they have a fear of covid19. We have early vote that goes on for weeks ahead of an election in in most places. But make no mistake, voting in person is far more secure and safer than voting by by mail. Whitaker even in the time of pandemic . Clark by safer, what i mean is that its going to be a much more secure outcome. Neil albrecht inperson voting should not have happened in the state of wisconsin on april 7. It was dangerous. It was reckless. Whitaker Neil Albrecht is head of milwaukees election commission. He tus scared so many poll workers, half of them over age 60, he could man only five polling places. He usually has 180. Americans take great pride in our democratic system; did that system suffer on april 7 . Albrecht it suffered greatly. A lot of people in the state of wisconsin had to choose between their health or casting a ballot. I dont believe that is a good representation of democracy. Whitaker the Wisconsin Health department reported 71 people tested positive for covid19 after voting or working at the polls, but cant say definitively that was the cause. To avoid the virus, more wisconsin voters cast absentee ballots in the primary than ever before. Albrecht it was about an 800 request in absentee ballots. Whitaker did i hear you correctly . You had requests for eight times more absentee ballots than normal . Albrecht absolutely. Absolutely. And i can tell you, and i dont think this is unique to wisconsin, states are not equipped for that type of surge. Whitaker earlier this month in georgia, in addition to having brandnew Voting Machines malfunction, so many voters never received their absentee ballots, they ended up snaking around polling places on election day. In wisconsin and georgia, the long lines were mostly in urban areas, with large populations of black and latino voters. Sherrilyn ifill is president of the n. A. A. C. P. Legal defense fund. She says ballot regulations have accelerated since the Supreme Court weakened the Voting Rights act in 2013. Sherrilyn ifill when we talk about voters being targeted, everyone knows that the low hanging fruit is going to be black voters, black and latino voters. We are the ones who stood in the peour stood on tund lives toab to fuy paicipate in the political process. And sometimes, when we talk about Voter Suppression now, we cover it with this veneer of partisan conversation, which allows people to turn away from what is fundamentally a very, very ugly racial issue in our country. Whitaker the Legal Defense fund has gone to court in texas, louisiana and South Carolina to challenge voting restrictions. Late friday, the Supreme Court rejected an emergency request by Texas Democrats to allow mailin voting for all registered voters. The l. D. F. Had supported that case in lower court. Earlier in the week, the l. D. F. Won a ruling allowing alabama voters to bypass photo i. D. And other requirements for absentee ballots in july runoff elections. What needs to be done to stop other wisconsins from happening this fall . Ifill theres a whole regime of measures, some of which involve inperson voting, and some of which involve absentee voting, that need to be in place in time for the november 2020 election. Whitaker marc elias, the democratic partys lead attorney on Voting Rights, has gone to court in georgia and 17 other states to make sure they have sufficient inperson polling sites, to remove or moderate restrictions to absentee voting and to make sure ballots arent rejected without giving voters a chance to appeal. The g. O. P. Says elias is trying to strip away election safeguards and has amassed a 20 million war chest to fight the democrats in court. Marc elias they spend all of their time and energy and money opposing Voting Rights. Whitaker opposing Voting Rights . Elias oh, i dont think theres any question. Whatever may have been going on under the surface in republican circles and conservative circles in past election cycles, they are now not just whispering the quiet part out loud. Donald trump is screaming the quiet part out loud. Trump the democrats are also trying to rig the election by sending out tens of millions of mail in ballots, using the china virus as the excuse for allowing people not to go to the polls. This will be, in my opinion, the most corrupt election in the history of our country, and we cannot let this happen. Elias if youre donald trump and your Approval Ratings are where they are and your ceiling for for how many people will support you is as low as it is, you really only have one choice, which is to decrease the number of people who vote. And i think that that explains what donald trump is tweeting about, about voting. Why he is demonizing voteby mail. Whitaker why is President Trump so concerned about vote bymail . Clark votebymail is less secure than voting in person. We have countless instances this year of ballots that were mailed to different places. I mean, how many times have you had a birthday card or a Christmas Card that didnt make it to somebody . Add on top of that trying to layer this in four months before an election, and you have a recipe for disaster. Whitaker the president votes by mail. Clark the president votes absentee. Thats different. If you are absent, you are ill, youre out of state, you name it, there needs to be a mechanism whereby people can get their vote cast. And by the way, president obama did it, president bush did it. Its its not uncommon. Whitaker exactly. Its not uncommon. Clark absentee voting. Universal votebymail is very different. Its a very different thing. Whitaker sounds like a distinction without much of a difference. Clark the difference is the volume. The volume of live ballots being mailed out to people without the signature check, without the signature match, without the signing of the outer envelope. Whitaker but the federal Election Assistance Commission provided states with a roadmap for expanding votebymail during the pandemic, everything from ballot design to signature verification software. But to be ready by november, the states have to ramp up now. Congress appropriated 400 million to help the states. The nonpartisan Brennan Center at n. Y. U. Calculated theyll need almost 4 billion. Oregons votebymail process already is up and running. The state pioneered the practice in 1998. Lifelong republican Beverly Clarno is oregons secretary of state, and a proponent of vote bymail. President trump has attacked votebymail. Hes called it dangerous. He says its subject to massive fraud. What do you think when you hear that . Beverly clarno well, i think that, try it, you might like it. Whitaker like it . Clarno yeah. Try it, you might like it. Whitaker clarno says the oregon system she oversees is backed up with barcodes unique to each voter. She says its more secure, with drop boxes everywhere, and produces some of the highest voter turnout rates in the country. Colorado, hawaii, utah and washington also have moved to votebymail elections. Clarno a lot of people fear there could be fraud. In the 2016 election, we had about 20 cases of people voting in two different states. So, were just very certain that our systems very secure. Whitaker do you have any idea what percentage of the vote was fraudulent in that way . Clarno well, in 2016, if we had 2. 8 million voters and only 22 people tried to vote in two states, thats not too bad. Im not ematicia thatnds li pretty good. Whitaker shy ink votebymail has become so controversial . Clarno well, its not controversial in oregon. I think that if youd ask most oregonians, theyd say, quite frankly, i like voting at my kitchen table. Whitaker most of the votes cast in this springs elections were by mail or absentee. But republicans in iowa and georgia are trying to prohibit Election Officials from sending absentee ballot applications to all registered voters. The Legal Defense funds Sherrilyn Ifill says the country should be united in ensuring everyone has the right to vote. So, do you see this becoming a battle in the fall over just whose vote counts . Ifill if a lot of people vote absentee, absentee ballots are not all counted on election night, and so were going to have to wait for those votes to be counted. This is we we we need to become grownup citizens. And we need to let the process play itself out. I think its a shame that its going to be a battle. But it is going to be a battle. Whitaker with the pandemic still bedeviling the country, Election Officials in most states expect the surge of absentee ballots to crest in november. Lawyers for both parties expect the lawsuits will intensify too. Does the result of the election hinge on these legal battles . Clark the president views votebymail as a threat to his election, and i think i think hes right. I think hes dead right. If we inject chaos and confusion into the election, and and we dont have faith in the result, i think thats a political threat to the president. Elias the american Voting System is quite fragile, and it is not a system that is built to handle a lot of stresses. A pandemic puts a unique stress on the system. And then on top of all of that, you have the president of the United States, every day, virtually, telling people that the Voting System is not fair, the Voting System is rigged, the Voting System is not to be trusted. And that is an external stress that makes everything about the voting process harder. ticking cbs money watch, sponsored by lincoln financial, helping you create a secure financial future. Good evening. Surging covid infections test economic recovery plans in more than 30 states. Star bucs joins a a ad ban. And American Airlines resumes full flights this week, no social distancing. Im jamie jamie yuccas, cbs news. Its the 6 10 wokeuplikethis migraine medicine. The 3 40 midshift migraine medicine. For more go to cbs money watch. Com. Dawn is a goto greasecleaner throughout the kitchen, too. 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