From the August 17, 2020, edition of Fox News' The Story

MARTHA MACCALLUM (ANCHOR): So, I want to clarify actually something that I said earlier about a Michigan election, because they had thrown out more than 10,000 absentee ballots for various legitimate reasons, because they weren’t signed, or all of the reasons that they get thrown out. More than 800 of those votes had come in from people who passed away after they voted, and to correct myself, those were also eliminated. So there’s no sign of foul play in that vote.

But in the big picture, when you look at nine states handling this by mail-in -- universal mail-in ballot where it just gets sent out to everybody who is on the voter rolls, doesn’t that concern you and wouldn’t it make more sense for people to apply for an absentee ballot if they think, if they say, you know, “I’m not comfortable going into vote”?