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by k310
6 days ago
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While most of California's population is packed in cities near the coast, the "other California," as some say, is rural, lots of it, and both the densely populated and the sparsely populated areas have unique problems to solve. I have lived in both. IMO, the universal mail-in ballot is great in many ways, and please don't forget that the current regime of 2020 election deniers equates "voter fraud" with "We disagree with the results". Two paradigms apply to the cult: 1. Every accusation is a confession. 2. An entire group is defined by a designated outlier. (Think "Willie Horton") But technical issues of very late vote count are above my pay level to diagnose and fix, even to what extent any fixing is worthwhile. Think Pareto Principle. You want to fix the 20% of causes that lead to 80% of the problem. Both neglect and perfectionism are common enemies. |
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Vote in person. Vote with ID. You solve 99% of the problems. If it works in the rest of the civilized world it can work in California too.
The excuses for not doing this seem terribly weak, and only fuel the ideas of conspiracy theorists.
> and both the densely populated and the sparsely populated areas have unique problems to solve.
What are the unique problems to solve ? And I mean unique compared to the rest of the world where those issue are actually a non-issue.