Election Integrity
Our elections must be made trustworthy again. If we can’t trust the counting of votes, we lose trust in our Republic.
Voting is a right, and with rights come responsibilities (please see my writings on the Second Amendment above).
Citizens that choose to exercise their right to elect their representatives and thereby hold power over the State have a responsibility to declare themselves by their identity to that State.
The State may not compel you to reveal for whom you voted, but it must insist on publicly knowing who voted. There is no reason for a Citizen not to declare himself or herself appropriately when voting.
No state currently has any laws that place an undue burden on obtaining proper identification, and all attempts to prevent states from identifying voters and preventing election fraud are obvious attempts to influence elections.
This issue will need to be raised to the Constitutional Amendment level. In our current system, the individual states deci
