@Jolly said in Now they'll know how many votes they need:
If it never happened, it wouldn't be written into law. Would it?
I am sure it has happened before. But I think that the amount of times it has and does happen is very very very small.
In all the time you have received mail, how many times would you say that you have received a legimately mailed piece of mail without a postmark?
Maybe way back when when mail was sorted by hand, it happened more often, but I think now, with scanning and sorting technology, there are more places where the mail would be rejected if a postmark was not scanned.