Election reform
Increase the incentive to vote, make it easier to participate, and place in prison anyone who tries to stop another citizen from voting including employers or election officials. Examples: (1) Issue a receipt for appearing at the polling place with a time stamp, name, and voter id number. Employers are required to document what percentage of their employees went to the polling place. High percentages are rewarded and ...more »
Increase the incentive to vote, make it easier to participate, and place in prison anyone who tries to stop another citizen from voting including employers or election officials. Examples: (1) Issue a receipt for appearing at the polling place with a time stamp, name, and voter id number. Employers are required to document what percentage of their employees went to the polling place. High percentages are rewarded and low percentages are investigated for making it too difficult for their employees to vote. (2) Submit this voting receipt with federal taxes for a good citizenship refund (3) Spread elections over a multi-day period to increase participation and resolve any voting irregularities (4) Mandate mail in balloting as an option for any citizen eligible to vote (5) Create a mandatory prison term for each person prevented from voting not some type of fine or slap on the wrist and (6) Eliminate the electorally college and use simple popular vote.
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