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To: patriot08

If we are to assure honest outcome of elections, we need a bulletproof system in place.

Election after election military ballots are delivered too late or lost before being counted. This must end.

There must be consistency in voting periods. Start and end on the same days... and voting periods must not begin until after all debates are ended. (Or if the “debate” process ends, a set “earliest” date to begin voting.

There must be enforced voting regulations to limit voting to one vote per eligible voter. So, a citizen’s photoID with magnetic strip in conjunction with an eligible voters ID database must exist. Swipe the card, vote once, and you are done. All digital...

This must be backed up with severe penalties for anyone found guilty of attempting/succeeding in voter fraud.

That would be a good start... IMO


13 posted on 11/24/2012 5:44:55 PM PST by StraightDave (.)
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To: StraightDave

Are you joking? The whole point is we have seen our last election. Zero and friends can not afford to turn over the reigns.


19 posted on 11/24/2012 7:10:44 PM PST by wastoute (Government cannot redistribute wealth. Government can only redistribute poverty.)
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To: StraightDave

We need an outside non-governmental agency to take over the election process in the US. Our system has long since been corrupted - as the Communists told us it’s not who votes, but who counts the votes that matters! A private agency, i.e. IBM, EDS or some other entity could do a better job of ensuring less voter fraud. Of course Harry will never let such a common sense plan come up for a vote.. so perhaps it’s time to get the states to begin a move toward a constitutional convention to guarantee an honest election!


20 posted on 11/24/2012 7:24:50 PM PST by Froggie
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