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Originally posted by Some Shot:
He'll be out again in plenty of time before the next election.

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Originally posted by Pipe Smoker:
The tip of the iceberg.

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1. Voter registration must be done only in person. Fraud-friendly motor-voter, postcard, and same-day registration schemes must be either repealed or superseded.

2. Registrations must be done only by full-time paid registrars, employees of counties and/or township government. Third party registrars, paid and unpaid, must be prohibited.

3. Registration must be done only in the county and/or township in which the registrant maintains his/her primary residence.

4. As a requisite for voter registration, each voter must show proof of citizenship (birth certificate or passport) and proof of residence (driver’s license, residential deed, apartment lease, utility bills, etc.).

5. Qualified voters must be issued a voter I.D. card, complete with photo, permanent address, and precinct number, which must then be presented upon entering a polling place at each election.

6. Court administrators must be required to furnish local election boards with name, address, date of birth, and Social Security number of every individual convicted of a felony. Election boards must be required to purge voter registrations of all felons at least ten days prior to any election.

7. County coroners must be required to furnish election boards with copies of all death certificates. All deceased persons must be removed from the voter rolls no later than ten days prior to any election.

8. Registered voters who move from one state to another, from one county or township to another, or from one precinct to another, must obtain a voter registration transfer document from their local election board. This document must be presented, in person, to county or township officials of the voter’s new place of residence.

9. Absentee ballots must be received no later than ten days prior to an election. Absentee ballots must be tallied no later than the day and hour that polls close on Election Day.

10. Absentee ballots completed by residents of nursing homes, elder care, and mental health facilities must be completed only in the presence of representatives of both major political parties.

11. Other than absentee ballots, voting must be done in person, only on the day of the election, and only in the precinct in which the voter maintains his/her primary residence. Electronic voting and vote-by-mail schemes must be repealed or superseded.

12. Provisional ballots must be limited only to the most serious instances of clerical error by election board officials.

13. The national Voting Rights Act must be amended to provide fines and mandatory jail sentences for any individual who would, in any election in which the name of a candidate for federal office appears on the ballot, do any of the following:
a. Vote in the name of another person.
b. Vote or attempt to vote more than once.
c. Vote in the name of a deceased or fictitious person.
d. Vote in more than one state or political subdivision.
e. Vote without benefit of U.S. citizenship.
f. Intimidate, interfere with, or cause injury to the person or property of any other person peaceably engaged in the political process.
g. Cause any other person to do any of the foregoing.​

14. All ballots must be non-electronic (paper preferred) and personally marked in some way by the voter for each choice. These ballots are serially numbered and controlled both before and after use, and may be brought back for recounting manually. (Electronic tallying initially is permitted.)

15. For nation-wide elections (President/Vice President) there can be no reporting of partial results while the polls are open ANYWHERE, and this includes the results from polls questioning voters leaving the polling places (ie: "exit polls"). Within states, the same rule must be true for the statewide elections (Senators). This is because the premature release of incomplete results may result in a rush of opposing voters attempting to overturn the trend, or a reluctance of consenting voters to make the effort because it appears their vote is not necessary. The decision to vote or not vote should be made by each voter without any input on how the vote is going while under way.

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Originally posted by Pipe Smoker:
The tip of the iceberg.