Posted on 02/23/2020 5:17:05 PM PST by SeekAndFind
I’m sure there were tons of ‘irregularities’... But you would have lost anyway, Petey.
Just what America needs now. A commie and a fag. Get off my planet.
.... This is how the Federal Election will be handled ..... Chaos and Confusion .... The Way of the Left .....
“We never indicated we would release a separate breakdown of early vote and in-person attendees by precinct”
that’s insane ... that pretty much means they can make up any kind of final numbers they want and it would be impossible for anyone to verify anything ... i hope pete sues the crap out of them to release those numbers and wins ...
I agree with him. There was cheating in Iowa & wherever democrats are involved there are “irregularities”. The tool Biden didn’t beat him.
a real knee slapper
St Pete "whateverhisnameis" calling something irregular.
He and St Greta of the wholly and perpetually aggrieved church should hook up.
And that’s why Buttigieg is squealing.
He didn’t make it to the magic 15% level.
So I’ve had my own list going for a while, some stolen, some my own. Feel free to take anything you like!
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Election integrity should be EASY...
A few, but not all, things that need to be done:
- Condense voting into a single weekend-ish. Polls are open 24/7 Thurs morning at 0600 until Sat night at 2200. That gives everyone almost three full days to vote, weekdays and weekend, morning, day, and night. No excuse to not have time. (Possibly condense to Fri06 through Sat22, if above is too long.)
- Indelible purple ink. Everyone dips a finger/hand/nose in it when you get your ballot. People with a purple ink hand can’t vote. (Already did, duh!)
- Obviously, IDs are required. If a mostly ghetto place like India can do it for billions of people, we certainly can!
- No gimmicks like motor voter, same-day registration, provisional ballots, harvesting, etc. You vote on voting weekend, unless you qualify for either exemption below. [Possible other exceptions for elderly/medical issues? But then too easy to be abused by people that don’t truly need, or filled out by care workers instead. Hm. I think better to not have these exceptions, but open to arguments/methods otherwise.]
- Early/absentee voting is ONLY for military personnel and federal civilians, who are assigned overseas. (CONUS mil is required to give soldiers time to vote.) Ballots are to be sent to these people (who can request it online/phone/etc) NLT one month prior to voting weekend. (Arriving to them at that time, not being sent!) Include automatic confirmation to the voter when the ballot is received (submitted). Auto-investigation if ballot is NOT received back at all. [Possibly change this, if an online voting method is reliably and securely developed, better than a month-early ballot.]
- Every single ballot has a unique number for the voter, tear-off receipt like raffle tickets. Every submitted ballot is available online (www.vote.gov, easy!) so you can check to see how your vote was counted in the official tally. Only you know/have your number, so there’s no outing of ‘who voted how’ info. This prevents mis-tabulations, votes being forgotten in a trunk of a car, etc etc. A high enough percentage of the populace will likely check, so faking any of this will be very difficult. Also, vote.gov shows complete totals for each city/county/precinct/etc, so anyone can see how many people voted in their area. [For now, info saved on SD card on voting machine, uploaded later. Until we have a fully secure online-capable voting machine.]
- Every dead person is marked on the voter check-in list, and anyone attempting to vote as a dead person is held for evaluation (should have a sheriff deputy at every location, State police if Sheriff’s office can’t handle em all at all hours).
- All total votes are reported from each precinct at 20min after polls close, ±5min. This prevents big cities from determining how many fake votes to add to the total when ‘needed’. Each polling station has Reps from the two biggest parties (or three/four if we ever get to that point) who have to sign the count. (Or, could be just a SoS employee, but I think better to have someone from opposing major parties.)
- All voter rolls are fully dropped (archived) after each Pres election (say, a tenday after inauguration, to give States time for any runoffs before purging). You have to re-register for next time, so this helps remove dead people and people who moved to a new voting district. Also somewhat eliminates the populace that’s ambivilant about voting and waits until the last minute. If you don’t care enough to register on time, you obviously don’t care enough to be worth an opinion in the vote.
- Registration closes two weeks before the first election day. EVERY registration is to be verified with at least one source of public info by the SoS office.
- All States are required to share voter info. This allows for people with vacation homes or other properties to vote in local elections affecting them, but limits them to only residence for federal stuff. So really just the Pres, as States can individually determine if they allow CongressCritter voting by residents only or all property owners as well.
- And, of course, voting weekend is moved to the weekend after tax day. No-brainer. (Or, tax day is moved to weekend before Voting. Maybe try to combine the calendar year stuff with the fiscal year stuff, since gov confusingly runs on both..)
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RELATED:
- Primaries are relegated entirely to the parties, government is not allowed to be involved aside from potentially being vote locations (such as libraries, schools, etc).
- Parties decide how to hold their primaries, and if they’re smart, they’ll come up with a formula based on Govs’ and State Reps’ and CongressCritters’ party affiliations to determine who is the most Repub/Dem, and then time their primaries in descending order. No more of this stupid “Iowa is first” bullshit. And hey, maybe we’ll finally be able to get corn out of our fuel tanks!
- Repeal the 17th.
Looks like a pretty good list. Will review in depth when I next come up for air!
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