I agree that it may very well be a call for voting reform. But, remember that it starts at a county or even city level. How many of those Democrat-controlled county election offices (*cough*King County in Seattle*cough*) around the country who have a ‘sweet deal’ going are going to WANT to reform how things are done?
And (further question) HOW do you get them to reform? If they don’t want to, who’s gonna make them?
> HOW do you get them to reform? If they don’t want to, who’s gonna make them? <
The years 2017 and 2018 were golden years that might never come again. The GOP controlled the White House and both houses of Congress.
That was the time to pass laws mandating a paper trail for all federal elections. And no more of this “Oh, we just found a few more ballot boxes in my trunk” stuff. That’s what got Al Franken elected as a US senator.
More rigorous safeguards are needed.
But to my knowledge nothing was done during those years.