This Would Increase Security of Main-in Ballots

   With note of the conviction of a West Virginia postman for altering mail-in ballots, we should consider what we could do to mitigate such danger.
   There is a way. Have a bar code, if you would consider it that, covering the entirety of the ballot envelope. If the envelope is breached in any place, the bar code is disturbed, broken. When the ballot arrives at election headquarters, before it is opened to be counted, a scanner machine scans it to see if it has been breached.
   This is one way we could improve the security of our elections.