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a number of primaries have happened in sven.t do you think the evidence of those primaries have borne out? >> i think we were very prescient in telling people what was going to happen. byn you increase voting mail, you increase the odds of fraud and intimidation among other things. bipartisane carter-baker cochairing commission looking at election systems across the country, and here's what they said. remain thellots largest source of potential voter fraud. they said that in 2005. new york times in 2012 for an article about the fact that mail balloting was a huge concern and source of potential fraud. my talk about the system of election administration, were talking about people going to the polls and casting votes in a process -- there's no in the voting process. voters can cast their ballot without being pressured by political parsons. you don't have those protections when you are voting inside nursing homes. those who are most vulnerable, senior citizens, there's a huge concern about whether or not those people are going to b