This Behavior is Far from Normal

A screenshot of a Twitter thread shows a user named Tom Cox claiming he makes his wife submit a mail-in ballot to ensure she votes for Trump so she won't vote 'behind his back.' A reply from Darrell Owens comments on similar experiences with phone banking for Harris, noting husbands often lie about their wives' political views. A 'Readers added context' section explains that this behavior constitutes voter intimidation, which is illegal and can result in fines or imprisonment, with a link to a Cornell Law School resource.

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