1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

Mail-in voting has been important part of life in the 21st century. It's not only important for all our service members overseas, but it's important for those that travel. Of course, back when the Constitution was written there were not many traveling or serving overseas. Not only is absentee ballot voting secure, in some states it is more secure than same day voting, since some states hand count the mail-in ballots. Absentee ballot voting is also more accessible to those places that have long lines, in polling precincts, especially those that are marginalized in society. I have been voting by mail for every election for the past ten years. I do it for convenience. I don't need to request the day off from my job or worry about how I'm going to get to the polling place, pick my kids up from daycare, or take them to an after school activity. I can mail my ballot in before the election and I do not have to worry about any logistical concerns. Do not outlaw absentee voting, especially not as a remedy to non-existent voter fraud. Your support of the SAVE America Act already tells me I should not be casting my ballots for you because you want to disenfranchise me.