Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams expressed support for an increase in mail-in ballots to combat the spread of the coronavirus and dismissed concerns about voter fraud as a “myth.”

Abrams said Tuesday morning on MSNBC, “The reality is, if we go ahead and get mail-in ballots to as many voters as possible, you shorten the lines, which means you can move as many people out of needing to be in-person.”

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