Trump 2024 — The second term

[Ingomike]

Come'on, do you really expect "akafacehots" to have actual facts?

Maybe not a lot of facts, but more than NPR, and I doubt “akafacehots” gets any government funding…

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

 

[HKFaninCarmel]

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Did we have a problem with early voting or was it mail in voting?
I didn't like mail in voting still don't.
I've early voted before, and may do so this year.
I've also voted early absentee. Both require state ID.

Indiana has mail in voting. Is there ID requirement for mail in voting?

last time- both. MAGA had this grand idea that your vote only counts on election day. Long lines and BS made it hard to rally on the last day. Dems wiped the floor on early voting last two cycles. Yes-IN has id verification on mail in voting. Try it.

 

[jwamplerusa]

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last time- both. MAGA had this grand idea that your vote only counts on election day. Long lines and BS made it hard to rally on the last day. Dems wiped the floor on early voting last two cycles. Yes-IN has id verification on mail in voting. Try it.

Indiana also has inaccurate voter rolls. A foundation of voter fraud. I just had to contact our County this week and fix one of those for an individual still listed as an Indiana resident, who now resides in another State.

Personally I like early voting, especially if we are not going to have a national voting holiday which is strictly enforced.

Due to what appears to have occurred last time however; I am also an advocate for single day voting, after substantiating your citizenship and residency, and sticking your finger in an inkwell. NO Mail ballots, just traveling election officers.

 

[DadSmith]

 

[KLB]

Indiana also has inaccurate voter rolls. A foundation of voter fraud. I just had to contact our County this week and fix one of those for an individual still listed as an Indiana resident, who now resides in another State.

Personally I like early voting, especially if we are not going to have a national voting holiday which is strictly enforced.

Due to what appears to have occurred last time however; I am also an advocate for single day voting, after substantiating your citizenship and residency, and sticking your finger in an inkwell. NO Mail ballots, just traveling election officers.

How are soldiers deployed overseas supposed to vote?

 

[red_zr24x4]

NO Mail ballots, just traveling election officers.

How are soldiers deployed overseas supposed to vote?

Probably this ^

 

[DadSmith]

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[DadSmith]

 

[Ingomike]

How are soldiers deployed overseas supposed to vote?

Always the red herring argument. Perfect is the enemy of good enough. I doubt most civil war soldiers were able to vote. Not everything can be perfect, what about those that are sick? The soldiers point to not secure elections is old and tired. Secure it!

 

[Alamo]

This is going to be lit.

 

[Alamo]

Always the red herring argument. Perfect is the enemy of good enough. I doubt most civil war soldiers were able to vote. Not everything can be perfect, what about those that are sick? The soldiers point to not secure elections is old and tired. Secure it!

We can deploy and secure classified information and Burger Kings to warzones, we can deploy voting booths if we really want to.

 

[printcraft]

This is going to be lit.

 

[Ingomike]

We can deploy and secure classified information and Burger Kings to warzones, we can deploy voting booths if we really want to.

But are they secure is the million dollar question. I once read about ten years ago that the military ballots were often never even processed if there were no elections that the numbers of military ballots would swing. Not sure what state or areas this was.

Security First, must be the manta, figure everything else after that.

 

[Magyars]

 

[Magyars]

Powerful!

 

[jwamplerusa]

How are soldiers deployed overseas supposed to vote?

Traveling election officers.

Each State can qualify and deputize one or more members of the military to execute the traveling board (say the members of the Joint Chief of the Staff), then let the chain of command do it's thing so those that are deputized by the State as election board Representatives then have a direct responsibility to each States laws, separate from their military service.

Military members frankly, are the least of our worries.

 

[JettaKnight]

Spray on tan fumes?

 

[oze]

Always the red herring argument. Perfect is the enemy of good enough. I doubt most civil war soldiers were able to vote. Not everything can be perfect, what about those that are sick? The soldiers point to not secure elections is old and tired. Secure it!

In the 1864 election most Union states allowed their soldiers to vote absentee from camp. States with racist (Democrat) legislature (like Indiana )refused to allow it, so most commanding officers allowed these men a week to return home to vote. Lincoln won in a landslide.

I don't know nor give a **** what the pro-slavery racist south did.

 

[actaeon277]

Each state, sends people to each ... what?

I don't even see how that is remotely possible.
To every vessel? To every outpost, even if it's manned by 8 people?
And then you're not going to send a person, because there is no 'verification'. So you'll need to send what? Four?
And each State needs to do this?
I'm sure that won't cost hundreds of millions.

And the military vote doesn't matter? Well, I'm sure that will get the men with the guns on the side of "democracy/republic".
All the other stuff they give up, let's take away their voice too.
I'm SURE that won't have negative consequences.