Ballot interception occurs when someone other than the voter handles or returns their mail-in or absentee ballot, often through informal collection. This practice, sometimes called ballot harvesting, is used by campaigns or activists to boost turnout among busy or remote voters. Beneficiaries include political parties, candidates, and community groups—though critics warn it risks fraud or coercion.
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