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Its common sense, exactly the reason the rats will continue with the opposite
Bendintheriver
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No one wants zuckerbucks being injected into our elections. That is no one but elite rat leadership wants zuckerbucks influencing the fair process of carrying out our elections.
The overwhelming majority of his money went to the dem heavy districts. Of course those running elections in those districts claim that their election process was pure as the driven snow.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/washington-secrets/most-agree-no-more-zuckerbucks
Most agree: No more ‘Zuckerbucks’
“As we approach a critical midterm election, millions of voters remain very concerned about election integrity and clearly support efforts to strengthen election security in their states,” said Nick Stehle, vice president of communications for the Center for Excellence in Polling.
“Our survey results are clear — voters in all parties want secure polling locations, trustworthy absentee voting, impartial watchdogs, and absolutely no special interests getting involved in public elections offices in their states,” Stehle said.
His group advocates election reforms in states, and he encouraged lawmakers to push for more ballot and Election Day security to build confidence in the outcomes.
“We continue our work in dozens of states to advance legislation that restores Americans’ faith in our elections,” Stehle added.
The overwhelming majority of his money went to the dem heavy districts. Of course those running elections in those districts claim that their election process was pure as the driven snow.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/washington-secrets/most-agree-no-more-zuckerbucks
Most agree: No more ‘Zuckerbucks’
“As we approach a critical midterm election, millions of voters remain very concerned about election integrity and clearly support efforts to strengthen election security in their states,” said Nick Stehle, vice president of communications for the Center for Excellence in Polling.
“Our survey results are clear — voters in all parties want secure polling locations, trustworthy absentee voting, impartial watchdogs, and absolutely no special interests getting involved in public elections offices in their states,” Stehle said.
His group advocates election reforms in states, and he encouraged lawmakers to push for more ballot and Election Day security to build confidence in the outcomes.
“We continue our work in dozens of states to advance legislation that restores Americans’ faith in our elections,” Stehle added.