The election systems in the United States and Arizona are broken. The past few election cycles have exposed flaws in our electoral system and defined the Democratic Party's project to mass-produce favorable and questionable votes instead of actual, legitimate votes by the people of our state and our country.

increasing number illegal aliens vote Especially after the past three years of deliberate border destruction by the current administration. Without restating all the evidence and data that shows what is wrong with election integrity across America. To ensure that Arizona's voting citizens do not lose their ability to ensure that their ballots are honestly counted and to express the choices that every legitimate citizen makes about how we should be governed. What can you do? When you project this important issue onto the millions of votes cast in the primary and general elections, the issue of election integrity becomes very clear.

Until Arizona goes deep red again in a future election cycle, that is, until it is ruled by people who seek to uphold the founders' fundamental vision (as in “Conservatism”) of representative government through honest elections. , We must use the existing electoral system to win elections and the evolution of a permanent ruling elite and a Marxist-like governing class to thwart Obama's dangerous left-wing intentions of “fundamental transformation of America.”

How do we do this? For the sake of brevity, the following recommendations hope to prevent or reduce dangerous election manipulation that has occurred over the past three Arizona (and U.S.) election cycles.

• Eighty percent of Arizona's ballots are cast by mail. In Maricopa County, the rate is 90%. Democrats are focused on how many votes are cast and how they are counted, not on the legitimate votes cast. They encourage voters to vote by mailing their ballots early after they receive them. Democrats could lead by 700,000 votes in the Arizona election by Election Day. “Proud” Republicans who insist on voting in person on “Election Day” are already far behind in state and national elections. After witnessing the abysmal performance of polling places and incompetent poll workers in Maricopa County, Arizona and elsewhere in 2022, your confidence in in-person voting on Election Day in Arizona should be zero, nada. Until someday political and legislative power is able to do so and traditional voting methods are re-established, Arizonans should vote by mail. If you are not yet a mail-in voter, please refer to the steps below to register on the Active Mail-in Voting List (AEVL) and register as soon as possible.
• Voting by mail in Arizona means filling out your ballot early, within a few days of receiving it at your address, making sure the envelope is properly signed, and then delivering it to the post office.please don't wait – Fill out the required information, sign and mail it to the post office. It is our responsibility as citizens of Arizona and the United States to prove that the ballots were received, the signatures verified, and the votes actually counted. Remember – you can be your own pollster.
• don't be a stupid voter – What does this mean? Do not bring your green mail-in ballot envelope to the polling place on Election Day to drop it in a box for future (yes, future) counting. Hundreds of thousands of Arizona voters have done this, fueling vote-counting fraud across Arizona, especially in Maricopa County. Since the 2018 Arizona election, we have seen Republican winners reverse in the days and weeks after the results were announced on actual election night. If he “drops off his mail-in ballot” at a polling place on Election Day, that vote will not be included in his November 5 night general election or March 19 primary election results. that's stupid. We cannot trust when or if it will honestly factor into the final election results. Vote manipulation is a Democratic game. Please don't play. Even better, Arizona doesn't vote on Election Day. Vote by mail early and keep voting until you know your ballot has arrived, your signature has been verified, and your vote has been counted. To track your mail-in vote and confirm that your vote was counted after you submitted it, see below.

If you are not already on Arizona's Active Early Voting List (AEVL), how to register:

To proceed to AEVL, a registered voter must: Use this site to change your registration to the active early voting list. online or get Form for submitting a written AEVL request. Sign the completed document and send a scanned copy or photo of your handwritten request to the county recorder's office by mail, fax, or email.

How to track your mail-in ballot in Arizona to verify receipt, signature verification, and vote counting by the County Recorder Election Center:

After you mail your early ballot (immediately after receiving it), Please vote using the following link: https://my.arizona.vote/AbsenteeTracker.aspx. The site allows each voter across Arizona to track their ballot and ensure that the vote they cast was legally counted. Information about early mail-in voting will be available within a few days of mailing.

Voters can also Sign up for text message and email alerts as part of the mail-in/early voting tracking service..To sign up, please visit trackmyballot.azsos.gov.

Arizona voters are strongly encouraged to use these two links and the services provided. As a responsible citizen, remember – you are your own pollster. Want honest elections?it starts with you Until we can reform the system to bring real confidence to future elections, we need to use the existing system wisely and consistently.