Here's the way forward on election integrity: 1. Single Day Voting 2. Make Election Day a National Holiday 3. Paper Ballots 4. Government-issued voter ID matched to the identification on file. If we achieve this, I will lead *all Americans* regardless of political party to move beyond the debates... about election outcomes or ballot fraud. This is easily doable & should not be controversial. 🇺🇸show more

This guy takes all the good ideas we've been talking about for years and brings them all together into one package. He makes it really easy for me to vote for him.

1,000 voters per precinct. Ballots counted by hand at the precinct. No transportation of ballots before counting.

This is almost painfully reasonable. Your terms are acceptable.

Proof of citizenship

Definitely no mail in ballots

These are some practical suggestions for enhancing election integrity. Making Election Day a National Holiday and utilizing paper ballots can certainly contribute to a more secure process. Additionally, verifying voter identification can help ensure accuracy. It's important for all Americans to work together on this shared goal. 🗳️🌟

The other side won't step up to the plate. They rely on the defective machines and the illegals and the dead to make up for the numbers they need. They will never agree to voter ID. How could they insert dead voters and the illegals if an ID was required?

He’ right. Shouldn’t be controversial in the least. Anyone, D or R, should be able to get behind free and fair election processes. We all stand to gain from a process we can trust. Bravo.

Also a way to quickly check your own vote records online, and see how many people in your household voted too (but hide their actual vote preferences). This would mean everyone would be able to verify that their votes went to the correct place, and the address isn’t being abused.

They need to be auditable. Right now, they aren’t, and that is creating mistrust.