US Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) is “committing at least $1 million to drive up early GOP turnout in an effort to boost five of her congressional colleagues and help elect two new ones,” as New York becomes “a national battleground for control of the House,” Politico reports. Noting that “Balloting by mail and early voting have benefited New York Democrats in recent years,” the news outlet notes, “Republicans in most of New York have participated in non-traditional voting at far lower rates than Democrats in recent years.” The GOP has long looked down on the tactics like voting by mail and early …
