Released a recommendation, we were looking at long lines and how to make voting places more efficient. They made it clear that we should be looking at all the potential sources of dysfunction at the polling place. The fundamental executive order was that we ought to have an electoral process that is sufficiently run and with the appropriate safeguards so no ineligible voters vote. Voters should be able to cast their ballots in a reasonably efficient way. We ought to have confidence that their vote would be correctly stored in tabulated. A Bipartisan Commission was established with that purpose. Host ensuring only eligible voters voted, how much of that was part of what you discussed and what you explored . Guest certainly any wellrun polling place, electoral system focuses on all aspects of what is required for legal votes to be cast and counted, and that includes systems for processing voters and ensuring eligible voters are casting ballots. That go to have the it was part of a comple
And produced a final report with recommendations. The purpose was to look at the how we of long lines and could make polling places more efficient so voters didnt have ofwait very long periods time. The establishing commission made it clear that we should be looking at all the potential sources of dysfunction and potential reforms at the polling place and the fundamental piece of the commission or the executive order was that we ought to have an electoral process that is sufficiently one and has appropriate safeguards so that only eligible voters vote and no unnecessary impediments should be put in the path of voters. They should be able to cast their ballots in a recently efficient way, taking into account that we want to serve them the way the biggest and best companies serve their customers and ought to have confidence their vote would be correctly received, stored, and tabulated. Ensuring that only eligible voters vote. Voter fraud was part of what you looked into . What youof that
That charge was when you served on that commission . In with a recommendationrele to look at the problem of long lines so voters did not have to wait for long periods of time. But that executive order made it clear all those sources of dysfunction to have that intellectual process that no unnecessary impediments to cast their ballots that their vote could be correctly received your tabulated so theis Bipartisan Commission. Stowe voter fraud that is part of what you discussed . Anyone intellectual system focusing on all aspects to make sure you have the eligible voters so it is part of issues going how that system functions but what it was very concerned with was all of these pieces were considered together because of the process with the different pieces all the time they cast their ballot but the problem with that unidimensional focus that is the infinitesimal problem if you put focus of that. Why is this the infinitesimal problem . It shows that impersonation fraud is exceedingly rar
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