Vol. 34, No. 23
December 10, 2018
Getting the Right Results in Our Elections
You have probably already read The New American’s articles about the 2018 election, yet as of this writing, the “election” is not over. Votes are still being counted, and at least one senator is trying to force officials to count ballots that were submitted after election day.
This election has demonstrated that we have problems with our electoral process, both with the manner in which voting is done and with the lack of understanding of the electorate. Even so, there is a great deal of hope that has come out of the election.
Major concerns with the electoral process include the methodology used to vote and count votes — namely electronic voting and early voting. This magazine has published many articles over the years documenting the fact that vote fraud exists — and it happens far more frequently than most observers believe — and the aforementioned electoral problems lead to openings for fraud.
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