I did not mean to detract from your point as I believe it all ends up there regardless. But after last night I am to the point that I think that it will take at a minimum of our local government meetings being hammered by us questioning until the counties have had enough and are passing resolutions to have military help in auditing the elections after we have proved to them beyond a shadow of a doubt that they dont know what the hell they are doing. My county commission has heard numerous reports/questions of election fraud and they just squeamishly sit through the presentations until they get through it and sweep it under the rug again because it is as if they know that it is possibly happening (at the least) and just want it to be taken care of elsewhere so they can get through their terms with the least drama that could extend to their homelives. Our local officials need to be on the same page as us too it is looking like because negative vote dumps that we saw last night should be evidence enough for the military to step in but because they have not has me thinking we need our local officials voicing that which we voice here: we have no way to secure electronic systems in the elections and we need help to ensure trust short of going full paper which the dems/uniparty are experts in knowing how to cook up ballot fraud.

For one I said "like 1/8" meaning I am not firm on that ratio but am stating it metaphorically, however, this is not to diminish the importance of voting as we need to do it like our lives depend on it because it is our easiest way to try to overcome the cheating at the present moment. But the last 3 elections have been painfully obvious that we need more help than just voting. Obviously we are all hoping for the military to step in and we are under the impression that that is inevitable as Q followers, but to me this is all futher indicates how much we have let things slide at the local level due to our justifiably or unjustifiably busy lives. We thought things were fine with a little bit of greed and corruption going on, but we collectively as a population have largely let things go by the wayside at the local level and look where we are now. There is not enough holding the local government officials accountable and now we should be seeing why that was a big part of our civic duty, as big if not bigger than voting I would argue due to the predicament we find ourselves in (again, not to diminish voting as everyone should do that AT LEAST).