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Should people over 99 not be allowed to vote?
That's a fair point. But what if an individual is physically or mentally incapable of traveling to a polling station to vote? Should they still be allowed to vote if they can only do so through mail-in ballots?
There are provisions in place for mail-in ballots and other alternative voting methods for individuals who are unable to travel to a polling station on Election Day. In many cases, elderly individuals are allowed to vote by mail or obtain absentee ballots to exercise their right to vote. However, the eligibility criteria and conditions for mail-in ballots vary from state to state.