Trump Denounces Mail-In Voting As Pandemic Threatens Nov. Election

The transcript discusses the process and challenges of mail-in voting, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the political debates surrounding mail-in voting, with some viewing it as partisan. The text also covers efforts to modernize voting systems and the need for additional funding to ensure safe and efficient elections. Public opinion is divided, with many supporting mail-in voting due to health concerns, while others emphasize the importance of keeping polling locations open.

What action did Michigan take regarding mail-in voting for the upcoming elections?

• Sent out applications for mail-in voting

• Sent out absentee ballots to all voters

• Withheld funding for mail-in voting

• Conducted in-person voting only

What is a major concern about mail-in voting during the pandemic?

• It might overwhelm the postal system

• It could lead to voter fraud

• It is only supported by one political party

• It is not allowed in all states

What has been the historical stance of mail-in voting in the United States?

• It has been primarily used in emergencies

• It has been illegal in most states

• It has been a bipartisan practice

• It has been a partisan issue

What modernization effort is being proposed for mail-in voting?

• Eliminating mail-in voting entirely

• Introducing online absentee ballot requests

• Reducing the number of polling stations

• Increasing the cost of postage for ballots

How much funding do experts believe is needed for federal support of elections?

• $1 billion

• $400 million

• $10 billion

• $4 billion