Bill Foster actually said...

Yes. So, no matter what guidelines you follow, the probability will never be absolutely zero. This is, I think, just a fact.

But I'm also a scientist. And it is a scientific fact that it will always be safer to vote by mail from home than to vote in person.

Voter suppression is a problem that is orders-of-magnitude larger than any concerns over potentially fraudulent voting.

The degree of increased risk from voting face-to-face depends on the level of community transmission, which, of course, depends on having co...