AgreedElection season goes back to Election Day prescribed in the constitution.
AgreedVoter ID.
Agreed, other than absentee voting with excuseNo mail in voting.
AgreedNo internet connection to voting and tabulation machines.
AgreedNo private funding of public specific election offices.
Eh, idunno about this one. It depends on what you mean by "real time" results and "data". You're not going to get "real time" tallies if the tally machines aren't connected to the internet. You can get latest tallies though, if that's what you mean. And what data is supposed to be open? Tallies? Because that's pretty much all that could be revealed. They don't get to reveal who voted for whom or what.Real time results and data open source for anyone to review.
If you're getting at timely tallies, I completely agree. This is what we used to have before we started having election seasons rather than an election day. If we resolve that problem, then we'll have timely tallies again.
AgreedVoting machine and other equipment algorithms open source code. (This is currently proprietary and private.)
I agree that all the above would solve a lot of problems, but I also think it would require a constitutional amendment to enforce it nationwide.There is a quick start. Many if these things are being implemented in red states but not in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Arizona, NV, and other swing states where they need to be. As I have posted in other threads it does not take much to flip an election.
ETA: or, get AF governors elected in those states. If they could do what DeSantis did in FLA to clean up elections, then we could have fair elections in this country. Or at least fair enough not to influence the outcomes at a national level.
So many. even here, believe this involves massive amounts of votes in the millions and more. Not the case, I looked this up many years ago but it makes the point, Obummer beat Romney in what was termed a landslide. That so called landslide was 300,000ish votes over five states. Yep, 60,000 votes out of a couple of million total votes per state was a landslide. That knowledge led to a change of thinking on my part about election fraud and what it could do.
You didn't have go back that far. The 2016 election was a more recent case in point, and even by much fewer votes. That 2016 so-called landslide, was a little over 100K over 3 states. If Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania would have gone to Clinton, she'd have won.
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