This article offers a list of seven suggested "common core" actions deemed essential for election integrity. These actions need to be accomplished by state legislatures prior to the upcoming November 2022 congressional elections. Most, if not all, of the suggested actions could possibly be included in a single, comprehensive regulation or item of legislation, etc. (It is recognized that some legislatures most likely will not favorably consider many of the suggested "common core" actions, but concerned citizens should try to convince them!)
Various news reports and conversations between the author and numerous Americans of differing backgrounds, professions, ages, etc. indicate a strong, urgent demand for fair and honest elections, especially national elections. Americans want their votes to be correctly counted, and they want to trust that ballot tabulations are honest without fraud, cheating, or manipulation by foreign entities.
Fair and honest elections are essential for the ongoing survival of the American constitutional republic. Without such elections, the American republic will be in serious jeopardy, most likely resulting in continual one-party rule and, as history shows, eventual totalitarianism.
Most Americans realize that the United States Constitution assigns the fifty state legislatures the responsibility to determine and manage voting procedures and regulations for national elections. If citizens are dissatisfied with how voting and vote tabulation are accomplished in their state, they should strongly and effectively voice their grievances to their state legislators along with a list of corrective actions for the legislators to take.
1. Require and provide for voting and vote tabulation to be accomplished by paper ballots that will be manually hand-counted (no use of electronic voting and vote-tabulating capability).*
2. Require that in order to be counted as a legal ballot, a ballot must be cast and received by close of business on Election Day.
3. Require that absentee ballots, requested by registered voters, are the only mail-in ballots allowed.
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