Posted on 02/07/2026 4:06:52 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Democrats in Washington State have put forward a new bill to allow online voting.
Senate Bill 6035 would allow the Secretary of State to provide an online voting portal for certain categories of voters, including service members, overseas voters and disabled voters.
Washington State already operates an automatic vote-by-mail system, where every registered voter automatically receives a ballot in the mail for all elections, without needing to request one.
The Post Millennial reports, “Counties using the system would be required to track every ballot submission attempt and confirm that only eligible voters used the portal, with statewide reporting compiled annually. If enacted, the bill would take effect 90 days after adjournment of the legislative session, with full implementation required by January 1, 2029.”
The bill was put forward by Sen. Claudia Kauffman, and co-sponsored by Senators Jamie Pedersen, Noelle Frame, Marko Liias, T’wina Nobles, Marcus Riccelli, Patty Kuderer Slatter, Derek Stanford, Claire Wilson Trudeau, and Javier Valdez.
Washington is currently one of over 20 states being sued by the Department of Justice (DoJ) for failing to provide statewide voter-registration lists to federal investigators. Most of these states are Democrat-led or battleground states.
Washington, Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Illinois, Virginia, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia are among the states being sued.
The DoJ claims those lists must be provided so the government can assess whether states are maintaining voter rolls properly, and has...
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I thought that we already had that feature in our dominion vote machine use-age
What a slimey bunch of demons the democrats are!
Voting online is open to millions of hacks!
Oregon can’t even keep their DMV computers in order and now WA wants online voting????
You watch OR, CA and every demoncrat run state will move to online voting without approval!
Dims want on-line voting fraud.
Of COURSE they do!
We are going to have to defend our way of life. They are immoral zealots who would find it relatively easy to rationalize eliminating anyone who doesn’t agree with them.
How about these WA criminals go F themselves instead of always trying to F the citizens of WA?
And they wanna be a cowboy!
Everyone’s votes will go directly through an anonymous proxy in CHINA.
So we can be inclusive we need The chinese to be able to vote in our elections./s
I bet. 10 times per person, per method. Am I right. Ryan Seacrest? Up high! ✋️
Washington demcommies have been stealing elections for at least 26 years...I guess they are really feeling threatened now.
That can’t be right. How are dead people going to be able to vote? Most Cemeteries don’t have WiFi, so the libs will have a very case to show voter suppression and disenfranchisement.
Might need to see if Elon can provide satellite internet connectivity . . .
This just might be the worst idea ever. Just the fact it’s an SB makes me shudder. I can imagine the insanity in committee. The stupid and/or maliciousness is rich with this. The left coast states continue to out-do each other. (Not that it’s different in the n/e).
................”Give ‘em an inch...”
And then barf all over them.
I’m one of those disabled people in Washington and I have no inkling to using a computer with the way they can be hacked to identify me as a voter and who I chose. Not a chance. It’s bad enough we put votes into the hands of postal workers who have been caught messing with them like getting them lost or tosses to the side of the road by people transporting them.
wy69
On line voting can be made much more secure than mail in voting. Try logging in to my social security account or IRS account. Nobody has so far.
Online voting will cause those who don’t have computers or online access will demand free computers and free access to the internet.
This voting system will be vulnerable to hacks.
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