Sen. Becca Rausch Discusses Mail-In Voting

Boston Public Radio

Election 2020 Trump Election Fraud — In this May 28, 2020, photo a voter casts her mail-in ballot at in a drop box in West Chester, Pa., prior to the primary election. Just over four months before Election Day, President Donald Trump is escalating his efforts to delegitimize the upcoming presidential election. Last week he made a startling, and unfounded, claim that 2020 will be “the most corrupt election in the history of our country."

Arjun Singh is a producer for Boston Public Radio. A California native, Arjun moved to Boston to study international relations at Boston University. Prior to working at WGBH, Arjun worked at a tech company and for a political campaign.

August 04, 2020

Updated August 07, 2023

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, some in Massachusetts were calling for the state to improve and expand opportunities to vote by mail. In July, Gov. Charlie Baker signed into law an expansion of mail-in and early voting that provides mail applications to the state’s 4.5 million registered voters.

On Tuesday, Sen. Becca Rausch joined Boston Public Radio to discuss mail-in voting.

Arjun Singh is a producer for Boston Public Radio. A California native, Arjun moved to Boston to study international relations at Boston University. Prior to working at WGBH, Arjun worked at a tech company and for a political campaign.