Here is the breakdown of the fact sheet on the EO. This EO is likely priming the pump for further Executive Orders. Stay tuned.

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Here is the breakdown of the fact sheet on the EO. This EO is likely priming the pump for further Executive Orders. Stay tuned.
Here is the breakdown of the fact sheet on the EO. This EO is likely priming the pump for further Executive Orders. Stay tuned.
Are we getting our money’s worth?
Our state Election Commission spends thousands of dollars annually for ERIC, the Electronic Registration Information Center, and Kopis to maintain our rolls (a $6 Million, five-year contract). Yet our voter rolls have some concerning anomalies. Simple database best practices and hygiene seem to be ignored.
Why are there:
*9 registrants over 115
*98 under 18
*hundreds if not thousands registered at commercial (non-domicile) addresses–that is illegal.
*and more?
Watch to find out what we found.
Are we getting our money’s worth?
Our state Election Commission spends thousands of dollars annually for ERIC, the Electronic Registration Information Center, and Kopis to maintain our rolls (a $6 Million, five-year contract). Yet our voter rolls have some concerning anomalies. Simple database best practices and hygiene seem to be ignored.
Why are there:
*9 registrants over 115
*98 under 18
*hundreds if not thousands registered at commercial (non-domicile) addresses–that is illegal.
*and more?
Watch to find out what we found.
Laura and Tara from SC Safe Elections speak with Argentina and Costa Rica voters to discuss how they vote with people, paper, and pens—no machines! And guess what? They can finish counting by 9 PM and the process is observable by party delegates and representatives. They vote on Sunday on ONE DAY with NO mail-in ballots except for people outside the country.
This is an eye-opening interview—lots of good nuggets of information.
If countries like Argentina, with 44 million people, can do this, why can’t America?
Laura and Tara from SC Safe Elections speak with Argentina and Costa Rica voters to discuss how they vote with people, paper, and pens—no machines! And guess what? They can finish counting by 9 PM and the process is observable by party delegates and representatives. They vote on Sunday on ONE DAY with NO mail-in ballots except for people outside the country.
This is an eye-opening interview—lots of good nuggets of information.
If countries like Argentina, with 44 million people, can do this, why can’t America?