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ROG62 » Today, 3:42 pm » wrote: ↑

Today, 3:42 pm

Going to a cell phone-based-voting-system eliminates the need for voting machines pretty much nobody trusts anymore. It eliminates their cost and their nonsense about proprietary IP. (intellectual property)

 How about same day voting?

 There is absolutely zero need for 2 weeks, or 30 days of voting so everyone has a chance to vote. Anyone can tap that phone on Election Day between midnight Monday and midnight Tuesday and cast a vote.

 How about the counting - for days after the election - you know - like in Nevada when the Lefties have enough days to count enough votes so Sam Brown is now at the VA, not in the Senate! That 2 weeks!

 Again, the votes are counted in less than 5 minutes - in every state.

 If a TV show can count the votes for a singer across the entire U.S. in minutes, how hard is it to tabulate Nevada?

 OK, but what about the guy with 15 cell phones. He votes 15 times.

 Everyone has one and only one voter ID, unless of course, you are in Georgia (the one with Atlanta in it). That voter ID can only vote one time per person. You may have 5 Georgia voter IDs, but they are ALL tied to you - so you vote once - if you try to vote twice, the system picks it up instantly.

https://omega4america.substack.com/p/al ... -ends-with
additional info...
https://fractalcomputing.substack.com/archive?sort=new

interesting read...

97 percent of adults aged 18 to 49 own a smartphone, while the penetration rate of smartphones amongst adults 65 years and older is only 76 percent.