By Tom HaugheyA recent Rasmussen survey of 1,000 mail-in voters in the 2020 election found that 21% admitted to cheating with their vote. Those results had a 3% possibility of error and represented voting results for the entire nation. The voters’ transgressions included (but were not limited to) voting in place of another family member, collecting and filing stacks of ballots (in states where that was prohibited), and voting in states in which they were not currently residing. A study made some years ago indicated that mailed ballots were more likely to contain cheating, and the survey would seem to ...