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Democrats love mail-in ballots, month long voting, and weeks of counting behind closed doors because it allows them to steal elections. PARIS (AP) — Paper ballots tucked in paper envelopes. No absentee voting, and no early voting either. French voters in Sunday’s presidential election are using an old-school system that has defied calls for more flexibility or modernization.[Here is a look at how the French election works for its 48.8 million voters that also deliver RESULTS JUST HOURS AFTER THE POLLS CLOSE]HOW DO THEY CAST BALLOTS?Voters make their choices in a booth, with the curtains closed, then place their ballot in an envelope that is then put into a transparent ballot box. They must show photo identification and sign a document, next to their name, to complete the process.Machine-voting has been allowed on an experimental basis, but the purchase of new machines has been frozen since 2008 due to security concerns. Only about 60 towns still use them, out of 35,000 municipalities in France. (April 24, 2022) #VoterFraud #StolenElections