Voter fraud isn't the big bogeyman the right wants to make it out to be.
A paper it would be wise to read:
Toward the end:
The verdict is in from every corner that voter fraud is sufficiently rare that it simply could not and does not happen at the rate even approaching that which would be required to “rig” an election. Electoral integrity is key to our democracy, and politicians who genuinely care about protecting our elections should focus not on phantom fraud concerns, but on those abuses that actually threaten election security. As historians and election experts have catalogued, there is a long history in this country of racially suppressive voting measures — including poll taxes and all-white primaries — put in place under the guise of stopping voter fraud that wasn’t actually occurring in the first place. The surest way toward voting that is truly free, fair, and accessible is to know the facts in the face of such rhetoric.
The bigger problem, and what Democrats argue against, are measures such as decreasing the amount of time for early in-person voting, restricting mail in voting, adding additional ID requirements. and reducing voting poll places in particular districts like predominantly non-white areas so that the lines are very long in an effort to discourage voting,
