Touting the need for “free, safe elections” that are “secure, transparent and verifiable,” a group of South Carolina state lawmakers is planning to gather early next month in support of stronger election integrity laws in the Palmetto State. In May of 2020 – seven months before the contested fall election – I addressed the issue of mail-in voting extensively, arguing that it could actually wind up being more secure than in-person voting (especially if it created a definitive “paper trail” of ballots requested and cast). Howie Knapp and his team at the S.C.