[GulliverSwift]

I would like someone to explain why some people think in person voting is bad when it’s before Election Day. This argument never made sense to me.

[BuddhaBrown]

"...some people think in person voting is bad... "

I believe our side thinks of it as good. And right.

It's just that some have been convinced we can't go back to it. Which is loser talk.

Nothing wrong with leveraging early voting while / where it exists. But in-person voting is better and should be emphasized where R party has control.

[Pollard]

I don't really see a problem with more than a single day of voting. I don't think it should be a month though. 2-4 days or something. Dirty voter rolls along with mail-in ballots and drop boxes are major issues that the dems use to pump up their numbers. The left is in control of all the tech aspects of voting like ERIC, designing ballots, running the machines and that's because they're miles ahead of us at tech stuff. They also have a buttload of money, NGOs and non-profits behind them and train/hire people. like Ruby Freeman. Where's our George Soros to put $3 million here, $10 million there into AG, SOS positions?

Where's our billionaire to design and build Open Source voting machines? We're relying on overly complicated machines designed and built by the left.

How many repubs working elections have even read Dominion's manuals?(before the election)

104 pages of tech stuff. We live in a tech world. We need to learn tech or get left even further behind.