We’re used to campaigns being chaotic. If you were alive in 2000, you know that counting the votes can be mayhem. This year, it’s voting itself that could cause confusion and panic.
For one thing, by when do you have to mail in your ballot? Does it have to arrive by Election Day, or does it merely need to be postmarked by then? It’s not even that simple.
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