How to stop another stolen election
Vote for someone other than a career politician.
Career politicians benefit from crooked elections.
Compromised voting machine systems guarantee they get re-elected.
Unplug, block, and dismantle all voting machine systems.
They transfer their election data out of the country to be manipulated.
Remove all ballot drop boxes.
They are compromised.
Establish a deadline for counting votes to one minute after the poll closes.
Voting machine systems have been around for over 20 years.
They should be able to tabulate vote totals as soon as polls close.
They were supposed to eliminate human errors.
But they don’t.
Election Officials still blame voting machine system errors on human error.
Rather than blaming the ones who buy corrupt voting machine systems.
Stop counting ballots with scanners.
The latest gimmick is to have people vote using paper ballots.
Then, have them scanned using voting machine systems.
Where voting results are manipulated to favor incumbents.
Instead, return to paper ballots.
Without the scanners.
Stop using voting machine systems made and programmed out of the country.
All 45 voting machine systems use the same telecommunications infrastructure to send, transfer, and store election data.
China Telecom.
On Jan. 31st, according to the Pentagon, that infrastructure is owned by the CCP (China Communist Party).
https://media.defense.gov/2024/Jan/31/2003384819/-1/-1/0/1260H-LIST.PDF
The Chinese Army owns this party.
Identify who, where, how, and when votes are counted.
The truth is that election officials have no idea who, where, how, and when their election results are tabulated.
And the people are supposed to trust their election results?
Block the Associated Press (AP) telecommunication lines to the country’s voting data.
AP has 250 offices worldwide and all 50 state capitals on election day.
They put themselves in charge of election results.
Without a vote.
Who is responsible for federal elections?
The Pentagon said they are.
Based on national security.
As defined by them.
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