Legislation FAQS
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Voting Systems
How should Voting Systems be managed via Legislation?
As guaranteed by the United States Constitution, all States should be managing their voting processes.
We support States implementing laws that mandate the following:
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All voting components are Open Source and always available for the Citizenry to view/copy/audit
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No closed source voting systems allowed
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Voting systems and their implementers/developers must be not-for-profit corporations/organizations.
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All implementers/developers must be U.S. Citizens
Voter ID
Should Voter I.D. be used or be required to cast a vote?
Simply put, Yes. Voting is extremely important to the election process within the United States and needs to be safeguarded. One of the simplest ways to help ensure only Citizens are voting (whose rights are intact or restored) is via a Voter I.D. system.
Mail-in Ballots
Should Mail-In Ballots be used when voting?
Yes, in certain circumstances Absentee Mail-In Ballots should be used and allowed under the Law.
For example:
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Deployed (e.g. Overseas) Military Personnel, Government Employees, and Government Contractors
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Base Commander provides sign-off and justification for requesting the Absentee Mail-In Ballot​
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Medical Exemptions with sign-off from overseeing Physician[s]
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A person in a hospital recovery situation wherein their mental faculties are intact​
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A person where-in they are otherwise physically handicapped or would suffer extreme physical duress to vote in-person
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