You Made Me Do It. I Pulled My 2012 Complaint Regarding Early Voting Fraud Because Of The Question About Ballots Separated From Their Envelopes. Seems To Me That's Illegal...at least in Florida. Here's an excerpt from my complaint where I listed the Florida Election laws that may have been broken in 2012.
Quoting Florida Law From 2012:
101.6103 (5a) - Mail ballot election procedure.
(1). Except as otherwise provided in subsection (7) the supervisor of elections shall mail all official ballots with a secrecy envelope, a return mailing envelope, and instructions sufficient to describe the voting process to each elector entitled to vote in the election not sooner than the 20th day before the election and not later than the 10th day before the election.  All such ballots shall be mailed by first class mail.  Ballots shall be addressed to each elector at the address appearing in the registration records and placed in an envelope which is prominently marked "Do Not Forward".
(2)  Upon receipt of the ballot the elector shall mark the ballot, place it in the secrecy envelope, sign the return mailing envelope supplied with the ballot, and comply with the instructions provided with the ballot.  The elector shall mail, deliver or have delivered the marked ballot so that it reaches the supervisor of elections no later than 7p.m. On the day of the election.  The Ballot must be returned in the return mailing envelope.
(3)  A ballot shall be counted only if
(a) it is returned in the return mailing envelope;
(b) the elector's signature has been verified as provided in this subsection, and
(c) it is received by the supervisor of elections not later than 7pm on the day of the election.

101.62 (2) - Requests For Absentee Ballots
(2)  A request for an absentee ballot to be mailed to a voter must be received no later than 5pm on the sixth day before the election by the supervisor of elections.  The supervisor of elections shall mail absentee ballots to voters requesting ballots by such deadline no later than 4 days before the election.

101.64 - Delivery of absentee ballots, envelopes, form.
(1). The supervisor shall enclose with each absentee ballot two envelopes, a secrecy envelope, into which the absent elector shall enclose his or her marked ballot, and a mailing envelope, into which the absent elector shall then place the secrecy envelope, which shall be addressed to the supervisor and also near on the back side a certificate in substantially the following form:

Note:  Please Read Instructions Carefully Before Marking Ballot and Completing Voter's Certificate

VOTER'S CERTIFICATE
I, ___, so solemnly swear or affirm that I am a qualified and registered voter of ____ County, Florida, and that I have not and will not vote more than one ballot in this election.  I understand that if I commit or attempt to commit any fraud In connection with voting, vote s fraudulent ballot, or vote more than once in an election, I can be convicted of a felony of the third degree and fined up to $5000 and/or imprisoned for up to 5 years.  I also understand that failure to sign this certificate will invalidate my ballot.

101.69 - Voting in person, return of absentee ballot.
The provisions of this code shall not be construed to prohibit any elector from voting in person at the elector's precinct in the day of an election or at an early voting site, notwithstanding that the elector has requested an absentee ballot for that election.  An elector who has returned a voter absentee ballot to the supervisor, however, is deemed to have cast his or her ballot and is not entitled to vote another ballot or to have a provisional ballot counted by the County canvassing board.