If I were elected (stop laughing), the first thing I would work on is getting election laws changed. Make sure everyone in all states had the proper ID, had to show it and were legally allowed to vote. There would be reps from both parties monitoring everything to make sure it was all above board.
If I could rep this 100 times, I would.
My secretary’s daughter attends a university just west of Chicago in DeKalb, IL. It’s her primary residence now, so she votes over there. She went to vote this morning, gave the poll worker her name and wasn’t required to show anything. She gave her name, was escorted to a voting booth and voted.
The school that must not be named 😂
Virginia
Iowa, Kansas, and Ohio all getting the Dobbs push. I don't think you will see it in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania because they all have Dem governors or other protections... the 6 week abortion ban in Iowa was jarring to a lot of people, especially because of how it came to pass. And that's why a lot of women there want the GOP out. Same with how in NE-2 the Republicans trying to last minute strip their EV really mobilized independents and dems against them... in general, people don't like fuckery, they want to feel like the process is "fair."
What’s the point if one side will ban it federally?
Ohioan here. Anecdotal but I’m sitting here waiting to vote and I’ve never waited this long to vote. Ever.
That was Mayor Daley's rally cry.
Because some people want to cheat. That’s the only answer.
Should be easy to find then.
Issue 1 is on the ballot to fix gerrymandering. I suspect it has more to do with abortion though. Ohio was the first state to vote to enshrine abortion into our state constitution. The republican senate candidate Bernie Moreno is a scumbag that has said he's against abortion with no exceptions.
He's going to win though, yes?
Idk too close to call imo.
Two years removed from Vance beating Ryan by 6 points in a non Presidential.
