In Episode 29 of Podpinions, Rich and Bruce sit down with Julie De Vuono from Scott Presler’s Early Vote Action to talk about one of the most polarizing tactical issues in Pennsylvania politics: mail-in ballots.

Julie addresses why many conservatives distrust mail voting, why Early Vote Action still pushes it, and how to treat mail-in ballots as an “emergency backup plan” without surrendering your preference to vote in person. The discussion covers practical realities: confusing “ballot” vs. “application” mailers, what the PA application options actually mean, how campaigns use returned-ballot lists to target outreach, and why tracking/notifications and ballot cancellation/re-issue can add accountability.

If Pennsylvania is the battleground, this episode argues that refusing to engage mail-in voting is not a principle—it is a strategic disadvantage.

Guest: Julie De Vuono (Early Vote Action)
Topics: Pennsylvania elections, mail-in ballot strategy, voter outreach, ballot tracking, turnout operations

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