All citizens over 18 have a constitutional right to vote. Some states prevent felons from voting, but some states let prisoners vote as well such as mine...who believes every citizen as the constitution states, has the right to vote, imprisoned or not. All states before the civil war allowed men in prison to vote, but changed it because they wanted to stop blacks imprisoned from voting.Sorry bout that,
1. We will see normal numbers return on the 2024 election, not 80 million votes each side like last time.
2. 160 million people don't vote in America, not in 2020, not in 2024.
3. Most likely be around 135 million total votes cast, at the most, both parties.
4. Always a throw away votes non-descript parties, those never mean anything.
5. But actual people who go to the polls 135 million the max.
6. And when we stop allowing elections to be secret, put a serial number on each vote, voters can track their votes after an election, we need to know that our vote that we cast was counted.
7. Not stolen.
8. It has to be put into place, elections are far too important.
9. Have no sham, have no fear, stand up for your vote when you vote.
10. Type in the serial number you voted with and find out, take a pic. with your cell phone of your vote before you cast it into a voting machine.
11. Next day see your votes were cast the way you cast them, all of them, if any of your votes have been stolen, go to the voting board, screaming, you have proof!
12. "There I fixed fraud in the voting system forever." ~CWN
13. Blind voting is for idiots, hoping for the day.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
We have also had absentee voting since the civil war.
Over 35 states allow absentee voting, with no excuse needed to get a ballot for registered voters including Florida...where Trump voted using a mail in ballot.
Both repubs and dems have equal opportunity to vote via absentee mail in vote in those states.
If the law or court rulings did not allow absentee mail in voting, then both dems and repubs would have found another means to vote...early voting, or in person voting on election day.
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