and only in person.  Voting is such an important thing that you do not do it from the comfort of your home or jail house cell.....you do it IN PERSON.

I have already, repeatedly spoke out about who has the right to take part in the elections of their government at all levels, except of student public organizations in universities and colleges.

1) A person who meets all the requirements to be a voter is called a "Qualified" voter and has every right to one vote;

a) Only a citizen of the country has the right to vote;

b) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must be at least 27 years of age;

c) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must have a high school diploma;

e) A citizen of a country who has the right to elect his government must be a taxpayer for at least 5 years before the elections in which he has the right to participate;

f) A citizen of a country who has the right to elect his government must own "immovable property";

g) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must be married or with a husband and have at least 2 children;

h) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must be no older than 75 years of age;

2) A citizen of a country eligible to be elected to an elective office must be at least 35 years of age and meet all of the above criteria for a "Qualified" voter.

Quote from: Yuriy the Loader on February 02, 2021, 11:22:50 AM
I have already, repeatedly spoke out about who has the right to take part in the elections of their government at all levels, except of student public organizations in universities and colleges.

1) A person who meets all the requirements to be a voter is called a "Qualified" voter and has every right to one vote;

a) Only a citizen of the country has the right to vote;

b) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must be at least 27 years of age;

c) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must have a high school diploma;

e) A citizen of a country who has the right to elect his government must be a taxpayer for at least 5 years before the elections in which he has the right to participate;

f) A citizen of a country who has the right to elect his government must own "immovable property";

g) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must be married or with a husband and have at least 2 children;

h) A citizen of the country who has the right to elect his government must be no older than 75 years of age;

2) A citizen of a country eligible to be elected to an elective office must be at least 35 years of age and meet all of the above criteria for a "Qualified" voter.

I generally agree with most of what you said. One or two I have a problem with.

Does that mean that if someone does not own property, they can't vote? Many people rent. If anything, people who receive free housing and associated benefits should not be allowed to vote.

What if one never wants to marry? They are not allowed to vote?

I am curious about the age 27. What is the rational of that specific age (and not higher or slightly lower)?

Add an age limit on being an elected official, as well as term limits. Plus, no running for any other office while being in a current office position.

Quote from: Calypso Jones on February 01, 2021, 06:15:06 PM
and only in person.  Voting is such an important thing that you do not do it from the comfort of your home or jail house cell.....you do it IN PERSON.

AMEN! The fraud we witnesses was done by switching votes AND fraudulent mail in ballots.

And in general, it's high time to make the voting OPEN! Who are we to fear in our country! Freedom of expression is guarded by 1 Amendment to the US Constitution and those who try to violate it should be punished seriously and permanently.

Quote from: Sick Of Silence on February 02, 2021, 12:11:19 PM
I am curious about the age 27...

This is just a draft law.

Everyone is free to add or clarify something.