The group had warned in a July report that large-scale voting by mail would waste resources, create a risk of complications, such as fraud. They cited an NPR report that revealed 550,000 absentee ballots were rejected during this year's primary elections. He said that unless voters are particularly vulnerable to coronavirus, they should vote in person, either on Election Day or during early voting periods to avoid overwhelming their states' voting systems. "We need to have absentee voting for vulnerable voters," Snead said, saying that others should vote in person or the strain on the system will be tremendous. "Anyone who can vote in person," he said, "will free up an absentee ballot effectively for those who need it.”

Source: Fox News October 16, 2020 18:22 UTC