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Our focus is creating awareness in the totality of the election process and then refocus on idividual swing states where the chances of election fraud are the greatest.This is true where early voting is allowed because the opposition can calculate just how many votes they have to steal.
The indiviual swing states that require investigation:
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Arizona
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Georgia
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Michigan
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Nevada
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North Carolina
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Pennsylvania
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Wisconsin
These states will be constantly reviewed for changes, positive and negative, of election integrity developments.
Our web site will be updated to reflect current developments.
No matter the quality of the candidate or the campaign, if the election is stolen, #America and #the Constitutional Republic lose.
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Voter registration: Maintaining an updated and accurate voter registration system is crucial to ensure that only eligible voters can cast a vote. This is probably the most critical of all the steps in Election Security. Because of the American population's fluidity and the exclusion of non-citizens, it is very hard to get an accurate count of eligible voters in any given state.
A general outline of the 12 steps that could ensure election integrity:
1. Voter registration: Maintaining an updated and accurate voter registration system is crucial to ensure that only eligible voters can cast a vote.
2. Voter ID: Requiring voters to present a valid form of identification at the polling station can help prevent voter impersonation and other fraudulent activities.
3. Secure voting machines: Ensuring that voting machines are secure, tamper-proof, and accurate is vital to maintain election integrity.
4. Paper trail: Implementing a paper trail for electronic voting machines can help ensure that there is a physical record of each vote cast.
5. Polling place security: Maintaining a secure environment at polling places, including the presence of trained personnel and surveillance equipment, can prevent fraud and intimidation.
6. Voter education: Educating voters on the election process, their rights, and what to expect at the polls can help prevent confusion and misunderstandings.
7. Poll worker training: Training poll workers to properly conduct the election process and handle any issues that may arise is essential to ensure a smooth and fair election.
8. Auditing and verification: Regular auditing and verification of the voting machines, voter lists, and overall election process can help detect and prevent any irregularities.
9. Early voting and absentee ballots: Providing options for early voting and absentee ballots can make it easier for voters to participate in the election and reduce the risk of overcrowding on election day.
10. Observer and watchdog groups: Allowing observer and watchdog groups to monitor the election process can increase transparency, accountability, and confidence in the outcome.
11. Contingency planning: Developing contingency plans for emergency situations, such as natural disasters or technical malfunctions, can help ensure that the election proceeds smoothly.
12. Post-election audit and dispute resolution: Conducting a thorough post-election audit and establishing a clear and transparent dispute resolution process can help ensure that any challenges to the election results are fairly and promptly addressed.