More than 60 percent of likely voters are OK with not knowing who won the presidency on election night, a Fox News poll shows.
Those mailed-in votes can take poll workers longer to count and verify than traditional in-person ballots.
Because Trump has already claimed, without evidence, that mail-in ballots are subject to fraud and that Democrats plan to use them to"rig" the election, Biden's backers fear Trump will try to cast doubt on the results if that scenario were to play out. In 2018, Trump claimed – again, without evidence – that fraud was at play when several races flipped in Democrats' favor as absentee and provisional ballots were counted.
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