Trump plans to cry "rigged" when a blue shift occurs as mail-in ballots are counted. One way to counter this is for voters to be strategic in deciding between mail-in and in-person voting based on the law in their state (and their COVID-19 at-risk status). #TruthBrigade

Voters who want their votes to affect Election Night counts might consider when their state processes mail-in ballots. "Processing" includes some or all of: matching ballots to registered voters, verifying signatures, opening envelopes, & loading ballots into tabulation machines.

States with late VBM processing: Nov 2 or Nov 3. Voters might consider voting in person (wearing a mask, washing hands, etc).

Alabama: Nov. 3
Iowa: Nov. 2
Kentucky: Nov. 3
Louisiana: Nov. 2 or 3
Maryland: Nov. 3
Michigan (legislation may allow processing on Nov. 2)
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Mississippi: Nov. 3
New Hampshire: Nov. 3
New York: Nov. 3
North Dakota: Nov. 2
Pennsylvania: Nov. 3
South Carolina: Nov. 2
Vermont: Nov. 2
West Virginia: Nov. 3
Wisconsin: Nov. 3
Wyoming: Nov. 3

States with early VBM ballot verification and/or processing. Voters should return VBM ballots early, so their votes can be reported on Election Night.

Arizona
California
Colorado
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
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New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Washington

States with medium VBM ballot processing dates. (Might be reported on Election Night; might not.)

Alaska
Arkansas
Delaware
Maine
Missouri
Oklahoma
Oregon

States where rules for ballot processing dates are unclear:

Connecticut
District of Columbia
Kansas
Ohio
South Dakota
Utah

Sources:
NCSL: https://www.ncsl.org/research/elections-and-campaigns/vopp-table-16-when-absentee-mail-ballot-processing-and-counting-can-begin.aspx

Ballotpedia: https://ballotpedia.org/When_states_can_begin_processing_and_counting_absentee/mail-in_ballots,_2020

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Note: Maryland has moved from the late processing list to the early processing list. ( @Twitter, add an edit button!)

Note 2: Vermont also moves from late processing to early processing.