'Don't Lick The Envelope': Washington Holds Primary Amid Outbreak

The video discusses the implementation and impact of vote by mail systems in several US states, highlighting their role in increasing voter turnout. It addresses the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly concerns about virus transmission through mail-in ballots. The discussion includes expert insights on the unprecedented nature of conducting elections during a pandemic, drawing parallels to past events like hurricanes. The uncertainty of election outcomes due to delayed results is also explored.

Which states are mentioned as conducting all vote-by-mail elections?

• California, Texas, Florida, and New York

• Colorado, Oregon, Washington State, and Hawaii

• Nevada, Arizona, Utah, and Idaho

• Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania

What is a major concern regarding the transmission of coronavirus during the voting process?

• The virus being transmitted through licked envelopes

• The virus living on paper ballots

• The virus spreading through voting machines

• The virus spreading in crowded polling stations

What alternative methods are suggested for sealing ballots to prevent the spread of coronavirus?

• Using a rubber band

• Using a heat sealer

• Using water or tape

• Using glue or staples

What natural event is mentioned as a previous disruption to elections?

• Tornado

• Hurricane

• Flood

• Earthquake

How long might it take to have election results if the race is close?

• Three days after the election

• Ten days after the election

• Five days after the election

• One day after the election