Drive through voting would be better than mail in voting

Jonathon Moseley:

According to Democrats, everyone will now need to vote by mail this fall.  They argue that traditional voting — standing in lines at libraries and schools — will cause a contagious outbreak or at least force voters to choose between democracy and health.  So how will the coronavirus crisis affect national elections this November 3? 

There is an interesting solution: drive-through voting.  Even Senator Kamala Harris (D-Calif.) supported this within her plan under her name "curbside voting."  It works for banking.

A drive-through area could be set up in a parking lot or along the side of vacant buildings.  Libraries and schools could be spared exposure.  One table with a hard awning covering above could be set up to take photo ID from cars and give a ballot to those who are on the voter registration list.  The driver would then drive forward and fill out his ballot and then drive forward to another station to hand in his vote.  Plexiglas walls next to each station in the parking lot or in the windows of a building with a drawer or flip shelf might protect the election staff. 

Voters would probably sign an individual covering receipt — separated from their ballot to keep how they voted secret — instead of the current practice of voters signing in on the master registration book inside a voting precinct.

Harris introduced in the Senate the VoteSafe Act of 2020 on April 16, 2020.  Most of Harris's comments and proposals are left-wing identity politics about the virus affecting minorities most.  But also Harris proposes a new Section 298 to the "Help America Vote Act of 2002 (52 U.S.C. 21001 et seq.)" (emphasis added):

(5) CURBSIDE VOTING. -- The implementation and promotion of curbside voting to allow individuals to pick up ballots, complete them, and return them to a poll worker from their vehicles.

So Democrats would have difficulty opposing this, Kamala Harris being one of the most logical choices to run for vice president with Joe Biden, according to campaign strategists.

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I think Harris would make a terrible Vice President and a real danger to the country with Joe Biden's advanced dementia.  But her idea for drive in voting would insure social distancing if that is a concern at election time.