>>>As in Belgium.
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>Thanks- was not aware.
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>IMHO US voting is a bit too Wild West. It probably worked well in olden days when only upstanding citizens dared vote, but we live in different times.
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>Those who provoked the "popular vote" furor cannot act surprised that Trump now insists on investigating voter fraud, which is his easiest way to discredit the whole thing. It's almost certain that some fraud will be uncovered, allowing the Donald to tweet and scold forever about the loss of vigilance by his swamp-dwelling and fake news detractors that left America open to electoral abuse by Russians, Mexican crooks and other enemies of the state. ;-)

Like all good conspiracy theories voter fraud comes with absolutely no concrete evidence. Possibly some individuals vote more than once but an organised campaign of multiple voting seems very unlikely. It does seem like there will be an effort to make voting harder which may hit democrat voters more. Maybe you'll be required to prove membership of an up market country club like Mar-a-Lago before you can vote. After all why should wealth creators only have the same voting power as the little people.