[PapaBear3625]

Her first act should be to eliminate mail-in ballots, and put in ID requirements for in-person voting

[Boogieman]

Well, governors don’t have that power. That is up to the state legislatures.

[Signalman]

Her first act should be to eliminate mail-in ballots, and put in ID requirements for in-person voting

I remember back in the 1950s when I was a little tyke (back when dinosaurs roamed the Earth) all the adults would go down to the polling station ON ELECTION DAY and cast their vote. No mail in voting, no ballots being stored in some unknown location. There were absentee ballots for military and diplomatic personnel but otherwise, everyone voted on the same day.

[Vermont Lt]

She has to win the general first.

By the time folks discover that a Trump endorsement might not be that useful, the Dems will have prevented the landslide this fall.

But…good truck to her. I hope it works out.

[Bshaw]

“Her first act should be to eliminate mail-in ballots, and put in ID requirements for in-person voting”

So your solution, is to de exactly what we have all be warning, complaining and bitching about for the past two years?

Governors and courts changing election rules?

The constitution specifically gives that sole authority to state LEGISLATURES!

I do not disagree with what you wish to accomplish, only how you hope to accomplish it.

Certainly the governor can push the legislature to enact reforms, assuming she gets past the next fraud-wrought election.