[sdskinsfan2001]

Mail-in ballots aren't going away. Democrats and Republicans need to get together in D.C. and in all 50 states and hammer out the processes for voting, recounts, law suits, etc.

Lots of talk about disenfranchising voters. If a large chunk of Americans have no faith in the process, that is no good.

At this point we're pretty much promoting voter fraud and voter disenfranchisement, because whichever side wins pretends like voter fraud isn't real and doesn't affect elections. And whichever side loses, blames voter fraud even if it had minimal to no impact.

Besides protecting American lives, the government has nothing else more important than protecting the right to vote and the honesty of the votes.

Not taking specifically about this election, just in general. Neither side seems to be willing to have an honest discussion about it.

Besides expanding the number of days people can vote in person, there should be like an automatic 2-4 weeks built in for either side to challenge wherever they see fit. So no matter what, the winner isn't officially announced for 2-4 weeks after the national election. Seems like if it was more uniform and part of the process, it would go a lot more peacefully between both sides.