- Until a couple of decades ago, voting in the United States was a straightforward exercise that required registered voters to appear at local polling places on Election Day and cast their ballots in person.
- Colorado touts its all-mail election system as the “gold standard,” yet it has created disparities that mirror those produced in Washington state, according to an audit by CPR News.
- If the Democrats had any interest in election integrity, the chaos created by all-mail elections would cause them to hesitate before meddling further with the election system.
- Their reason for doing so was illustrated by the results of Alaska’s experiment with this convoluted process during the 2022 midterms — a state where Democrats constitute only 12 percent of registered voters and which Donald Trump won by 10 percent in 2020 somehow ended up electing a Democrat to the House of Representatives.
- That’s RCV: Voters rank every candidate in a given race from his first choice to his last.
- Proposals are being put forward in California, Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Montana, New Hampshire, New York, Oklahoma, Oregon, Virginia, Vermont, and Wyoming.
https://spectator.org/the-democrat-war-on-election-integrity-continues/
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