Dear Editor:
Kudos to Anna Coco. She is a glimmer of hope for the Democrat Party. To admit that the past presidential election was rife with irregularities is a welcome expression of truthfulness and honesty.
Irregularities were abundant throughout our once great nation. Security cameras showed that ballots were pulled from suitcases. Government records are exclusively transported in bankers boxes and postal crates, never ever in suitcases. There was security camera footage of stacks of ballots misfeeding in counting scanners and rather than restarting with the misfed ballot the entire stack was recounted leading to triple and quadruple counts of ballots.
Court challenges of these proven irregularities were prevented by the courts under the ruling of “no standing” of the plaintiff. In every election we have 8 to 12 battle ground or swing states. And always the result in these swing states is about 50/50 to either candidate with the one getting the 50 percent swing states with the higher amount of electoral votes to win the election. That all 11 swing states in this election went to just 1 candidate is a statistical impossibility. Rarely do you have an incumbent president as popular as Ronald Reagan in 1984 when he won his re-election with 48 to 2 states.
If we do not return to strict voting laws with citizens required to cast their votes exclusively in designated ballot stations on election day only we will never again be able to trust our electoral system. Absentee ballots shall only be issued upon proof of inability to go to your designated polling station on election day. And absentee ballots must be applied for with every election. That way absentee ballots will not be issued to deceased citizens as happened to a friend of mine who continued to receive absentee ballots for her deceased husband for many years despite informing the board of elections properly of his passing.
Furthermore the counting process should be observed by auditors from two accredited accounting firms (i.e. 1 from KP&G and 1 from Price Waterhouse). It was also typical in this past NJ gubernatorial election that the Democrat strongholds had counting issues until the vast majority of the rest of the state was counted and then miraculously these Democrat stronghold districts provided enough votes for Mr. Murphy to win. Without the integrity of our electoral system we do no longer have a democracy. Right now, after the last two elections, it rather feels we live in a Socialist dictatorship ala Venezuela.
Alexander Schenk
