A recent letter to the editor highlighted the potential for fraud in mail-in voting systems. The author described how someone could easily register fictitious people online and cast ballots in their names by mailing them in.

This concern is not unfounded, as the Department of Homeland Security recently announced the discovery of 250,000 ineligible voters registered in four states, including California. Many of these individuals had cast ballots.

A local resident shared an example of how easy it is to commit voter fraud with mail-in voting. The resident knew someone who had cast six ballots for a candidate because their family members were not interested in voting.

The lack of voter integrity is a significant concern, and the ease of mail-in voting can diminish overall election integrity.

Original reporting: Thousand Oaks Acorn — read the source article.