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To: MtnClimber

Can the states be trusted to do it on their own? I doubt that the far left states would do it.


2 posted on 08/22/2025 6:49:40 AM PDT by MtnClimber (For photos of scenery, wildlife and climbing, click on my screen name for my FR home page.)
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To: MtnClimber

Trump has a bill in congress to change federal elections?


4 posted on 08/22/2025 6:54:32 AM PDT by Bayard
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To: MtnClimber

No way blue states will give this up. They have a lock on power. It will require an amendment and I’m not sure there are enough states left that care about voting integrity.

If cheating is possible, it is happening. This should be the starting point for the design of any voting system.


24 posted on 08/22/2025 7:36:00 AM PDT by SomeCallMeTim
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To: MtnClimber

Exactly, it’s up to the states to run the election in their state, and the leftist states will NEVER give this up. As it’s not just the source of their federal power, it’s also the source of their LOCAL power.

Does anyone think CA’s lib super majority would have happened without mail in voting? I mean it’s POSSIBLE, but unlikely. They cheated to get there, and they need to maintain it.


28 posted on 08/22/2025 8:03:33 AM PDT by FrankRizzo890
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Arizona LOVES mail-in ballots. It was started by REPUBLICANS as a way to get out the old people vote. It is now used by 80% of Arizonans.

I’d LOVE to get rid of it and go to maybe a week of in person voting plus absentee ballots. But Arizona will NOT do it unless forced to by the feds.


37 posted on 08/22/2025 9:28:32 AM PDT by Mr Rogers
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