[SeekAndFind]

Here's a a suggestion that can be implemented in every county in America—especially every Republican-leaning county:

No precincts should release vote counts until every vote is counted across the state.

The beauty of this is that it makes it harder for Democrat-run precincts to manufacture after-the-fact votes to overcome a Republican lead.

Currently, if a Republican precinct quickly and efficiently counts its votes and then announces that Trump won in that precinct by, say, 200 votes, a Democrat precinct in the same state can suddenly shut down and manufacture 210 votes for Kamala.

However, if the Republican precinct sits on its final vote count until every precinct is ready to disclose results, that cheating is impossible.

[srmanuel]

Here’s what I know, in the 2022 mid-terms, Florida had over 7 million votes to count for races like Governor and other statewide offices, constitutional amendments and hundreds of local races.

All the votes were counted, and the races were certified and reported by midnight on election day, people went home, and everything was done, no one not even the Democrats complained.

If Florida can do that every other state can as well, if you can’t count all your votes and report the results in less than 24 hours after the election, then there is a high probability of cheating.

[HombreSecreto]

Unless they build in cheat proactively and have spies in precincts that will use text messages to leak vote counts to Donkey Central, who coordinates the cheat manufacturing and sets updated targets for each Donkey precinct.

[Boogieman]

“No precincts should release vote counts until every vote is counted across the state.”

Bingo. I’ve been saying that for years.

Even in states with mandatory deadlines, the Republican counties cannot be prosecuted for withholding the counts if the Democrat counties are not also prosecuted for withholding the counts, so screw ‘em. Wait until all the blue counties report first.

[ducttape45]

I'll go one better. No vote counts should be released at all, nation wide, until all precincts have shut down and all votes are counted. The reason is simple, many voters in CA, OR and WA do not vote once they see how the rest of the nation is going. If no one, in say, CA know how NY has voted, they'll be more inclined to get out and vote.

Also, someone in another thread suggested that, in every state, all counties get one vote, of course, reflecting who won the popular vote in that county. Once all the county votes have been tabulated, then the majority vote goes to the winner. That way, there is no way in BLEEP that a democratic candidate would ever win.

[Alvin Diogenes]

However, if the Republican precinct sits on its final vote count until every precinct is ready to disclose results, that cheating is impossible.

Aren’t there pollwatchers from both parties who would be privy to the preliminary results? And wouldn’t the Democrat pollwatchers in the Republican precinct report those preliminary results back to headquarters?