Reform #1: Automatic voter registration. When you turn 18, you should be automatically registered to vote. That's the law in 8 states.
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Election Day should be a designated national holiday for people to vote so they don't miss work. Either that or hold voting on Saturdays
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Reform #2: Vote By Mail. It's the law now in 3 states. In Oregon it has helped created 70.4% voter turnout - far above the national average
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Agree 100%. In Australia not only is it vote by mail but there is a fine levied for not voting. It's literally your ONE job in a democracy.
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Reform #3: Either make election days national holidays or put them on the weekend. This is the standard around the world.
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Weekend doesn't help service, retail workers who wouldn't be able to get a Sat/Sun off. Should be mail in ballots.
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Reform #4: Restore the voting rights of all former prisoners. They've served their time. Removing their voting rights is preposterous.
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I totally agree with this. Once you've served your time you should not lose your right to vote. No ones vote should be taken when a citizen
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Reform #5: Abolish the Electoral College. Nobody should be elected President of the United States if they lost by 3 million votes - period.
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Really is disgusting that people from Puerto Rico and American Samoa can die for our country but can't choose their commander-in-chief
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Also, it is ridiculous that California has 40 million people and has 2 Senators & Wyoming has 600,000 people with the same number.
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A very real scenario exists in which Trump loses by 5-10 million votes, loses a few states he won last time, and STILL wins the election.
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Damnit Shaun, u waking me up to this frightening reality

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Man. It is so possible
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