Something I should say more often

[wufwugy]

When kids move, parents sometimes still get the ballots and fill them out.

When one member of household is registered voter but isn't interested in the specific election, he/she sometimes will let somebody else in the household fill it out.

One spouse sometimes watches over the other spouse when filling out the ballot.


None of this gets reported. These examples and others are incredibly common here.

[Poopadoop]

When kids move, parents sometimes still get the ballots and fill them out.

When one member of household is registered voter but isn't interested in the specific election, he/she sometimes will let somebody else in the household fill it out.

One spouse sometimes watches over the other spouse when filling out the ballot.


None of this gets reported. These examples and others are incredibly common here.

Sample size.

You're extrapolating from your personal experience and/or things you've heard of to the entire country. Going from 'I know someone or two who did x', to 'it's incredibly common' is not a solid argument.

[MadMojoMonkey]

When kids move, parents sometimes still get the ballots and fill them out.

A) Based on what study / investigation?

When one member of household is registered voter but isn't interested in the specific election, he/she sometimes will let somebody else in the household fill it out.

B) Based on what study / investigation?

One spouse sometimes watches over the other spouse when filling out the ballot.

C) Based on what study / investigation?

None of this gets reported. These examples and others are incredibly common here.

D) If none of it gets reported, then how do you know whether it's common or affecting any results?


Those are 4 separate claims. Do you have any data to back any of them up?


I cited real sources, based on real investigations. If you can't / wont do the same, then you're not arguing in good faith.

You've given me no reason to believe you're presenting reasonable, data-based conclusions,
which leaves me to assume you have neither reason nor data to back up those claims.