Sep 10, 2026

Debunking the Myth of Mail-In Ballot Voter Fraud: 2026 Update

Mail-in ballot voter fraud remains what election experts have long called “the biggest problem that doesn’t exist.” Six years after the pandemic-era expansion of mail voting, the data hasn’t changed: fraud involving mailed ballots is extremely rare, and the safeguards states use to catch it are working.

Vote by Mail FAQs

by The Campaign Workshop

A hot topic for this coming election is how many people will vote by mail. With COVID-19 still rampant in the U.S., voting by mail will be a critical part of the November 3rd election. But whether or not you’re eligible to vote by mail depends on where you live, even down to the county level. Read on to find out more information on how to vote by mail.

Debunking the Myth of Mail-In Ballot Voter Fraud

by The Campaign Workshop

No one should have to choose between making their voice heard in a pivotal presidential election and risking their life by voting in person during a pandemic. That’s why states have taken measures in 2020 to make mail-in voting easier for and accessible to more voters. This fall, states like California are automatically sending ballots in the mail to all registered voters (rather than just those who explicitly request a ballot).