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We encourage you to contact your representatives and ask for mandatory voting.
Americans should never have any questions about the integrity of their elections. The United States is the wealthiest nation in the world, and our citizens have more freedom than any other country in the world. Elections should never be in question.
Every single US Citizen who is legally eligible to vote (not in prison, severely mentally disabled, or ineligible due to felony) should receive an automatic voter registration for all federal elections, and also every state and city election. You vote in every election from the day you turn 18 until the day you die.
Anyone can get a fake ID, but with a national voter ID program, every single voter will have a voter card that shows their name, face, address, and which elections they vote in — city, state, federal, and special elections.
We don’t need to have any questions about voter ID.
With a national voter registration program, and a national voter ID program, there is no chance for undocumented immigrants to even create a false registration. Without a national voter ID, you can’t vote — period.
Dead people can’t vote, because we will create a national deceased voter registry.
The 2020 election showed a flaw, and it needs to be fixed. Many senior citizens are limited in their mobility. Every American ages 55+ should have the right to vote by mail, or have a mobile polling station come to their residence. (Seniors who are in senior care facilities can vote in groups when a mobile voting center comes to their location.) Every veteran and service member should be able to easily vote, no matter where they are stationed.
Your national voter ID contains a serial number that only matches your ballot. That means a mail-in ballot can only be used to vote once, and every mail in ballot will be trustworthy and legal.
You can’t skip out on jury duty, even if you don’t get selected. Right now every American has the right to vote, but that needs to change — every single American should be required to vote, so their voice is part of our democratic process.
When you don’t vote, it’s disrespectful to all the men and women who served our country. On the beaches of Normandy, the jungles of Vietnam, and the plains of Gettysburg, American soldiers fought and died for your simple right to self-determination.
It is an insult to the memory, and every single veteran who has served our country, to simply sit at home and not take part in democracy. If you want to live in a place where you never vote, try North Korea.
It will always be your right to cast a blank ballot if you don’t support any of the candidates, but every American should be required to take part in our democracy, to honor all the men and women who didn’t make it home.
By requiring 100% turnout of all United States Citizens, we eliminate the question of who can/cannot vote.
When 100% of eligible voters participate, then voter fraud is going to be 0% — because it’s impossible to cast a fraudulent ballot.
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