[Buckeye McFrog]

We need to start working on a Constitutional Amendment to ban early voting.

[MountainWalker]

Can it be done statutorily? It says in the Constitution which day election day is.

I’d say we should just make it a holiday and ban all early voting, absentee OK for deployed troops and government officials. Maybe also if you can prove you’re in the hospital or otherwise medically indisposed.

At the rate we’re going, it won’t matter unless Trump is elected tomorrow. Democrats will be having people voting by smartphone soon if we can’t stop this trend.

[peeps36]

I know at least six people Trump inspired to vote for the first time. They are all in their early and mid twenties. They haven't voted yet but they will all vote tomorrow. The other thing is the number of democrats crossing over to vote for Trump. I wouldn't put all those early democrat votes in Hillary's column yet. I know quite a few lifelong democrats who are voting for Trump.

[Kaslin]

Nothing wrong with early voting unless it starts 2 month earlier and lasts until the election. I have voted in early voting before when I happen to be in the area where our election commission is, and it is convenient, especially when you are working.

What I am totally against is registration on election day, during the primary or general election. If you can't register at least 3 weeks before, you'll just have to wait to vote.

[Cobra64]

Really? A Constitutional Amendment? Why not have an amendment for every law on the books? Let’s see... amendment to ban pot, murder, rape...

[sig226]

We don’t. There are many people whose lives prevent them from going to the poll on election day. What we need is a Constitutional Amendment that makes election tampering a capital offense.

I’ll accept it if a democrat wins an honest election. If anyone wins a rigged election, I want to see those responsible up against the wall.