New Facts: Democrats Adjust Mail-Voting Strategy
Democratic campaigns are rethinking how hard they push vote-by-mail after finding that some voters, including part of their own base, are uneasy about casting ballots by mail or before Election Day. Field plans and scripts are being adjusted so canvassers offer the voting option each voter says they trust, rather than defaulting to mail ballots.
The change shifts resources away from blanket mail-ballot signups. Turnout programs will spread effort across in-person early voting and Election Day voting based on voter preference.
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