[Vigilanteman]

A huge part of the problem is how delegates are allocated: way too many for population, way too few for states which actually deliver electoral votes for the candidate in November.

In my opinion, only about 25% of the delegates should be allocated based on population or electoral votes.

The remaining 75% should be based on, mainly, past history of delivering electoral votes in November with some consideration to giving extra delegates for U.S. Senators, members of the House, makeup of state legislatures and governors and, possibly, the closeness of past elections.

States which have voted lopsidedly for the RAT party in past elections but have also been close, would get extra electoral votes if they managed to enact a congressional district voting system as is done in Maine and Nebraska.

IOW, if the GOP would become as obsessed with allocating delegates to states based on their actual ability to deliver electoral votes in November as the Democrats are in allocating delegate slots to favored minorities and sexual deviants, then we would see more competitive and meaningful national elections.

[Bidimus1]

The Real Republican States, and you know which ones they are. Should Band together and vote the Day after the first Pointless (and liberal) states. Than way New Hamp and Iowa don’t have to change there vote date, but still be quite meaningless.

[EQAndyBuzz]

3 debates in May. National Primary in June. Election in November.

Ballots go out to all military on July 1.

All absentee ballots go out July 1.

This gives everyone time to weed out fraud and to make sure Ll ballts get counted.

For the military, election should be easy if they want to do it online. Use the CAC card as identification.