Posted on 10/02/2021 4:38:28 AM PDT by Libloather
There was a lot of evidence of voter fraud in the 2020 election, despite what the mainstream media has been telling you. One glaring example occurred in Georgia:
Newly discovered security footage from Georgia’s State Farm Arena showed dozens of ballot counters, media, and Republican observers leaving en masse at the same time from the ballot-counting area for Fulton County. After they left, a small remnant of about four workers began pulling trunks containing thousands of ballots from underneath a table with a long tablecloth and running them through machines.
The footage supported claims from Republicans that they were told counting had stopped for the night, only to find out hours later that it had kept going on.
The old reliable tactic of “stuffing the ballot box” with phony ballots has been a long term strategy for fraudulently winning elections in democracies all over the world. There were other claims about the Dominion voting software fraudulently altering some votes too, but let’s focus here on this tactic of adding fraudulent ballots.
So here is an idea I have that could make it a lot, lot harder to add fraudulent votes to win an election. Add a unique serial number to every legitimate ballot that is printed. Make it so that only one vote can be counted per serial number and perhaps if any two or more ballots come in with same serial number, invalidate them all. Also throw out any ballot that does not have a legitimate serial number. That way people contemplating doing this will be dissuaded because they know beforehand their attempt is guaranteed to fail. Also while we are at it make it a matter of law that the state governments publish the exact number of ballots printed with unique serial numbers and...
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Serial numbers are racist. And homophobic. And Mooselimbphobic.
With uncopiable bits similar to those on money that can be scanned for authenticity.
But serial numbers also mean that they can track how people vote...all they have to do is link serial number to who the ballot was sent to.
We had that where I worked decades ago. It was an ‘anonymous’ survey sent individually to us via company mail...but with serial numbers. Needless to say I told them they were a ‘fine company’ and I loved my job. Wasn’t quite true either way, but I wasn’t going to give them a reason to get rid of me.
Serial numbers using a specialized ink.
Can they possibly get any more racist?
Totally unnecessary.
Just make people show their ID when they vote in person at their ONE voting location, check it against voter registration, make sure they haven’t voted already, and witness them going into the booth on Election Day.
Well, the ideas will fall on the deaf ears of Republicans who fell for the vote counting. Even in small town America, vote counting continues till done. The Republican poll watchers and counters wanted to be fooled, depending on how badly they wanted Trump gone.
How about CHEATERS should be in jail?
carbon copies...
one for them to count...
one for the voter to retain for future reference if needed...
Ballots don’t need serial numbers. Put serial numbers on ballots and continue to NOT prosecute decades long, laughably obvious election fraud felons and they will just rewrite the serial numbers with pens, whatever it takes. It’s real simple, enforce the same election laws that worked great up until 30 years ago (except dem Chicago, rural Texas, etc.). An honest governor and AG in Georgia, raiding a corrupt democrat vote counting/manufacturing precinct in Atlanta and indicting 25 dem electioneer felons would be a start. But then again, maybe God could miracle us honest elections in this country again.
I like AZ Rep Finchem’s idea about putting an embedded watermark visible only with UV light. Kinda like money so it would be really hard to duplicate. Cost would be $.25 per ballot.
If all 50 states went with the serial numbers and watermarks most of the fraud can be wiped out if the ballots are available for inspection by bonded representatives from any party or citizens group. A spot check of 1000 sample ballots picked out at random would be a good start and would not take long.
Might not be a bad idea for the state to say “Every ballot must be uniquely identified”. When you show up at the polling place, show your voter ID, they hand you a ballot, you vote and you leave. That would be an anonymous system, and if that is important to a person, then showing up at the polling place would be the way to go.
Of course, if anonymity means nothing to someone, they can mail-in their unique ballot. And, yes, mail-in ballots could be tracked and we could know How people are voting. Some won’t mind — but for those who do mind, that’s what those polling places are for.
Yeah, I’m also of the opinion that — while it sounds good on its face — that anonymous ballots are a huge problem. It permits a fraudulent vote to remain in the system. Sure, you can prove it was fraudulent, but you cannot remove it, since you cannot be sure which person was fraudulently voted for.
I agree with this.
There is no reason to re-invent the wheel when it comes to running elections. We already know what works.
* Voting only on election day.
* Voters must provide ID.
* Paper ballots only.
* Hand counting only, no machines.
* The counting of votes must be done by a group of people - not just an R and a D, but probably four or five people.
This last one is probably the most important. Because as a famous person once said, it's all about who counts the votes.
Cut the bullshit. If you want to vote show up at the polls as a registered voter in possession of a valid photo-ID. If you can’t be bothered to get a recognized photo-ID, too bad. Not having valid photo-ID is not not racist, just lazy. The right to vote should require some effort.
Serial Numbers are a huge mistake, they would make the ballot traceable....OH MY !( sarc.)
Agree, there are ways to use serial numbers...but also ways to abuse the system. So people do have to be careful.
Better add this “phobic” too...they just might work. Perhaps proper treatment of an offender might work too if you administer suitable public punishment; something they won’t lightly forget should thoughts of repeating it occur.
Ballots don’t need serial numbers.
Voters need ink-stained fingers.
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