To the Editor:
Re “In Wisconsin, a Voting Fight for a Virus Era” (front page, April 7):
I am trying to understand the Supreme Court’s decision to enforce in-person voting Tuesday in Wisconsin during a pandemic. How many people are too sick to vote? How many people have no way to get to a polling place, because their local polling place is closed? A lot of voters are being disenfranchised in Wisconsin. I can only surmise that this is, indeed, the point of enforcing the vote instead of delaying it.
I am not surprised by the Wisconsin Legislature, but I expected common sense and decency from the U.S. Supreme Court.
Tracey Fine
Madison, Wis.
To the Editor:
Let’s see. Affix mask, pull on plastic gloves, take my virus-free black ink pen … All ready to go do my civic duty.
Kathryn Herman
Waukesha, Wis.
To the Editor:
Wisconsin’s experience should be instructive. All 50 states should begin now to put in place a legal, foolproof and secure mail-in ballot system for Nov. 3.
Betsy Britton
South Setauket, N.Y.
Source: Elections - nytimes.com
