I read with interest your front-page article on mail-in voting issues, in this week’s edition [“Mail-In Voting Issues Pile Up as Election Approaches” by Petr Svab, published Oct. 7]. Like many Americans, I have great fears about corruption in the process. But I should also point out that there is just massive incompetence to go along with someone trying to cheat.
My wife and I just moved to Tennessee after 30+ years in Illinois, one of those questionable states. A couple of weeks after we had moved but were still around finalizing our packing, I received five mail-in ballot request forms. Two were for my wife and I; I had notified the county clerk in April that we were moving at the end of that month right after we received our voter ID cards. I mailed the office a notice with our old address along with the new address in Tennessee.
