Voting and elections

elections

I believe that limiting voting for people is not good .I believe that we need to increase voting turn out for our coalition (which includes trying to get new voters to vote dealigned or R,  Blexit ,as controversial as it is is step in the right direction) instead of limiting votes. I don't condemn Georgia and Texas new voting laws and I am open to supporting those laws

Ideally we should vote like on Wikipedia during Arbcom elections, everyone votes as many times as they want.

I support non strict photo ids being required to vote (like in Montana, Hawaii, Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Rhode Island, and South Dakota) . 

Exceptions for this requirement would be for people who are victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault or stalking and have a "confidential listing" or have religious objections to being photographed

I'd also include the option for the voter (who couldn't meet non strict photo id requirements) to be allowed to use vote trading at the polling place or a federal location in which someone votes on their behalf for the candidate of their choice in the current election that they can't vote in. 

In turn, in the future when the ineligible voter can meet non strict photo id requirements they can then vote for the candidate of the person who they vote traded with in the previous election, along with voting whoever they want to vote for in that future election too.

I support having poll workers obsessively and thoroughly reading and checking the voter rolls

All voters should be required by law to show id when they register to vote

I am against removing or replacing the Electoral college.

I am against Instant runoff voting (except when it helps DINOS-DIANS, Republicans, Independants or Third Party candidates win an election)

These Democrat like votes aren’t too far off from votes I would make but I would do so with Post Conservative and Militantly Moderate amendments added to them , abstentions or similar measures to most of them

I support First past the post elections

I support direct democracy replacing representive democracy and giving people a more clear picture of political things that represents the interests of all citizens equally regardless of identity

I support citizen participation toward popular unity to aspire toward recovering politics to serve people.

I support using democracy to convert privileges of a few into rights of the majority thus I support the direct democratic participation of all persons in the areas of political decision making, as well as in the execution of public policies.

I support the direct and equal participation all citizens in the decision making process i.e in the execution of public policies

I am open to a full and comprehensive e-governance/e-voting and government digitization

DC should not become a state

Former felons should not vote under most circumstances

Prison inmates should only vote if they are imprisoned within their voting electorate and only if they have shown good behavior in prison

On the 2020 Presidential election, whether I believe it was stolen by Democrats. I am apolitical on whether the election was stolen. However, as I try to ignore that story, whenever I accidently read or hear something about it, my mind and gut tells me that the election was stolen by the Democrats. I don't want that to be true, and I don't want to say that the election was stolen by the Democrats but I can't force my mind and gut to tell me that there was no election fraud. So I am forced to have those thoughts and feelings against my will.  I will say that I know for a fact that the Democrats and Joe Biden used every loophole possible to unfairly win the 2020 Presidential election. and that the Democrats and Joe Biden broke the spirit of the law but maybe not technically not the law itself in terms of unfairly winning the 2020 Presidential election . But if you aren’t loopholing or cheating you aren’t trying so whatever

I believe that Barack Obama was born in Hawaii and that is he is and always has been as legal of a citizen as me and my parents etc. However, he did spend a big chunk of his childhood and youth living in Indonesia which means, that while he is a legal US citizen his whole life, he isn't as firmly entrenched in American culture as people who spent more time or their whole childhood and youth living in the US since Obama lived in Indonesia for many years as a child and youth.  Moreover, the whole birther conspiracy theory nonsense is a DEMOCRAT CONSPIRACY THEORY since it was originally started by Hillary Clinton and her campaign in 2008 when she was primarying against Obama for the 2008 Democratic Nomination.  So Democrats, Hillary Clinton and her supporters are the ones who should be called Birthers and the Republicans and conservatives who believed and spread that only did so because of the Democrats, Hillary Clinton and her supporters.

Democrats, and Liberals must know at least somewhat they even legal migrants are more Democrat than Republican. So if I was a legal migrant from somewhere like Australia or Venezuela, I'd be wary of Democrats being so welcoming and accommodating to me when I moved here since I'd think 'hey maybe they are trying to use me for my vote' (but that's just me)